I hadn't seen Conventional Commits; my in-head template looks very similar, with the addition of a "Situation" before the "Problem". On a big project, the revi

I hadn't seen Conventional Commits; my in-head template looks very similar, with the addition of a "Situation" before the "Problem". On a big project, the reviewer may not know (or may not remember off-hand) exactly what the code does at the moment. So saying, "The code currently does X" is a helpful prompt, so that when they read "That's a problem because of Y", they have all the key context in their head (rather than perhaps having to guess and/or look at the code to figure out what's going on).