Cloudflare Commit Categories
Categorize commits by the files they touch, using the primary area for commits spanning multiple categories.
| Category | Path patterns |
|---|---|
| API | src/workerd/api/ (excluding node/ and pyodide/) |
| Node.js compat | src/workerd/api/node/, src/node/ |
| Python | src/workerd/api/pyodide/, src/pyodide/ |
| Rust | src/rust/ |
| Cloudflare APIs | src/cloudflare/ |
| I/O | src/workerd/io/ |
| JSG | src/workerd/jsg/ |
| Server | src/workerd/server/ |
| Build | build/, MODULE.bazel, BUILD.bazel |
| Types | types/ |
| Docs / Config | Documentation, agent/tool configs, .md files |
| Tests | Changes exclusively in test files |
| Other | Anything that doesn't fit above |
Cross-cutting callouts
These are not primary categories — they are additional callout sections that appear alongside the main categories whenever a commit touches the relevant files. A single commit can appear in both a primary category and one or more callouts.
| Callout | Trigger |
|---|---|
| New/Updated Compat Flags | Changes to src/workerd/io/compatibility-date.capnp or new compatibilityFlags references in code |
| New/Updated Autogates | Changes to src/workerd/io/supported-autogates.h or new autogate registrations |
When either callout applies, add a dedicated section after the main categories listing each new or modified flag/gate with a brief description. These must never be buried inside a general category bullet — they are high-visibility items that reviewers and release-note readers need to spot immediately.
How to categorize
- For each commit, run
git diff-tree --no-commit-id --name-only -r <hash>to list files changed. - Match changed files against the path patterns above.
- Assign the commit to whichever category covers the majority of its changes.
- For commits touching multiple areas, list under the primary area (the one with the most changed files or the most significant change).
- Check every commit against the cross-cutting callout triggers. If a commit adds or modifies compat flags or autogates, note it in the corresponding callout section in addition to its primary category.
- Omit empty categories and unused callout sections from output.