Git Commit Emoji
is a standard of Emoji for using on Git commit messages.
A new way to improve or write git commit messages is using emoji to identify the type of a commit.
The commit message with emoji should be structured as follows:
git commit "<emoji> Commit message"
Example:
git commit ":beetle: Fix add missing field"
Commit type | Emoji |
---|---|
Initial commit | π :tada: |
Version tag | π :bookmark: |
New feature | β¨ :sparkles: |
Bugfix | π :bug: |
Metadata | π :card_index: |
Documentation | π :books: |
Documenting source code | π‘ :bulb: |
Performance | π :racehorse: |
Cosmetic | π :lipstick: |
Tests | π¨ :rotating_light: |
Adding a test | β
:white_check_mark: |
Make a test pass | βοΈ :heavy_check_mark: |
General update | β‘ :zap: |
Improve format/structure | π¨ :art: |
Refactor code | π¨ :hammer: |
Removing code/files | π₯ :fire: |
Continuous Integration | π :green_heart: |
Security | π :lock: |
Upgrading dependencies | β¬οΈ :arrow_up: |
Downgrading dependencies | β¬οΈ :arrow_down: |
Lint | π :shirt: |
Translation | π½ :alien: |
Text | π :pencil: |
Critical hotfix | π :ambulance: |
Deploying stuff | π :rocket: |
Fixing on MacOS | π :apple: |
Fixing on Linux | π§ :penguin: |
Fixing on Windows | π :checkered_flag: |
Work in progress | π§ :construction: |
Adding CI build system | π· :construction_worker: |
Analytics or tracking code | π :chart_with_upwards_trend: |
Removing a dependency | β :heavy_minus_sign: |
Adding a dependency | β :heavy_plus_sign: |
Docker | π³ :whale: |
Configuration files | π§ :wrench: |
Package.json in JS | π¦ :package: |
Merging branches | π :twisted_rightwards_arrows: |
Bad code / need improv. | π© :hankey: |
Reverting changes | βͺ :rewind: |
Breaking changes | π₯ :boom: |
Code review changes | π :ok_hand: |
Accessibility | βΏ :wheelchair: |
Move/rename repository | π :truck: |
Other | Be creative |
Inspired by dannyfritz/commit-message-emoji
If you think any of the Git Commit Type Emoji
can be improved or added the new one, please submit any issues.
Your contributions are heartily β‘ welcome, recognized and appreciated. (βΏβ βΏβ )