reaparr-git-commit

Development

Use when preparing or creating git commits in Reaparr, including commit message formatting, scope selection, and branch targeting rules.

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Reaparr Git Commit

Purpose

This skill defines Reaparr commit and branching conventions. Use it whenever creating commit messages, reviewing commit messages, or validating branch targeting before opening a PR.

Commit Message Format

Use this exact pattern:

<type>(<scope>): <Imperative message>

Commit Message Rules

Field	Rules
Type	`feat`, `fix`, `refactor`, `perf`, `test`, `docs`, `build`, `chore`, `style`
Scope	`WebAPI` for backend, `Web-UI` for frontend
Message	Imperative present tense, capitalize first word, no trailing punctuation

Scope Selection Rule

All frontend-related changes use scope Web-UI.
All other changes use scope WebAPI.

AI Attribution Rule

Never add AI attribution trailers.

Do not include trailers such as:

Co-Authored-By: Claude ...

Branching Rules

dev is the integration branch and PR target.
Feature branches merge into dev.

Quick Examples

Good:

feat(WebAPI): Add Library sync endpoint
fix(Web-UI): Correct download status badge
test(WebAPI): Add handler validation tests

Bad:

feat(webapi): added endpoint.
fix: download status bug
refactor(Web-UI): Refactor component

Why bad:

Wrong scope casing (webapi instead of WebAPI)
Message not imperative or not capitalized correctly
Trailing punctuation
Missing scope

Common Mistakes

Using a scope other than WebAPI or Web-UI
Writing past-tense or lowercase commit messages
Adding trailing punctuation
Omitting the scope
Adding AI attribution trailers
Targeting a PR branch other than dev