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docs(docs/Guidelines.md): Add section about commit message style #37

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27 changes: 13 additions & 14 deletions docs/Guidelines.md
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Expand Up @@ -19,22 +19,21 @@ Please use [rebase instead of merge](https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/mer

### Commit Message Style

#### Commit Summary
This project uses the [Conventional Commits specification](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/) to ensure a consistent way of dealing with commit messages.

To be decided.
````
fix(xml-transpiler): Log unknown namespaces as verbose instead of warning

#### Commit Body
Ignoring them seems safe, so no warning should be produced. There's
typically also nothing a developer can do to resolve the warning.
````

To be decided.
#### Structure

#### Example
````
type(scope): Description
````

To be decided.

## Work on Release Branches

To be decided.

### Implementing Changes in Multiple Code Lines

To be decided.
- required: every commit message has to start with a lowercase `type`. The project has defined a set of [valid types](../.commitlintrc.js#L6).
- optional: the `scope` is typically the affected module. If multiple modules are affected by the commit, skip it or define a meaningful abstract scope.
- required: the `description` has to follow the Sentence Case style. Only the first word and proper nonce are written in uppercase.
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proper nonce

Was this meant to be written as "proper nouns"? Seems like nonce could be correct too, I'm just not very familiar with the word.

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Thanks, but I can't find "proper nonce" on that page 😄