Commit

Commit

Create git commits with conventional commit messages.

Steps

1. Run git --no-pager diff to review the full changes.
2. Analyze the changes thoroughly to understand what was modified.
3. Create a git commit with a clear, conventional commit message.

Commit Guidelines

Format

• Title: Use conventional commit format (type: description)
• Body: Include brief description linking to the issue
• Language: Always write commits in English
• Newline: Use real newlines in commit message, not \n
• Resolve Issues: If applicable, include "Resolves issue #X" in the body to link the commit to an issue. Skip this if there is no relevant issue.

IMPORTANT: Don't use \n that's not working, use real newlines!!! IMPORTANT: Don't use \n that's not working, use real newlines!!! IMPORTANT: Don't use \n that's not working, use real newlines!!!

Commit Command Template

git commit -m "chore: standardize linting, centralize guides, pin Python

- Introduce a root .flake8 config enforcing a 100-character line limit and ignoring specific style checks
- Remove inlined Python and Zsh guideline sections from copilot-instructions.md in favor of dedicated files
- Pin project Python version to 3.12 via a new .python-version file
- Rename docs/testing-guideline.md to docs/zsh-testing-guideline.md
- Refactor fetch_tags.py for consistent double-quoted strings, streamlined pattern definitions, logging calls, and URL assignment

Resolves issue #42"