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Git Best Practices
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Summary
Some best practices help the team maintain the quality of the repository's history. Use a descriptive commit message, run tests before pushing, and avoid force push on the shared branch. Also, keep secrets outside the repository and review the diff before committing.
Key points
- Commit descriptive messages with imperative style and conventional patterns such as feat: or fix:
- Run the test and make a pull request before joining the game.
- Avoid style on the branch that many people use
- Keep secrets in the environment variable or secret manager, not the code
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