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6. Be Specific and Descriptive
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```Be specific about the changes: If you're fixing a bug, adding a feature, or refactoring code, be specific about what was modified and how it impacts the project.
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Be specific about the changes: If you're fixing a bug, adding a feature, or refactoring code, be specific about what was modified and how it impacts the project.
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Example:
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Good: "Fix image upload issue on mobile devices"
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Bad: "Fix bugs"```
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Bad: "Fix bugs"
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7. Avoid Large, Unfocused Commits
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Focus each commit on one change: A commit should ideally contain a single logical change, like fixing a bug, adding a feature, or refactoring a part of the codebase. Large commits that combine unrelated changes make it harder to understand the history of the project.
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Example:
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Good: "Add unit tests for user registration module"
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Bad: "Add unit tests and refactor login page"
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Bad: "Add unit tests and refactor login page"
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