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A dev culture that produces nothing but wip and fix bug commits (frequently adding unrelated refactors) will continue to produce noise but prefixed with chore(c

A dev culture that produces nothing but wip and fix bug commits (frequently adding unrelated refactors) will continue to produce noise but prefixed with chore(code): fix bug. I fail to see the benefit behind this and conventional commits. I do not understand why people insist on trowing inane technical solutions at social problems. It doesn't work.

addisonbeck 2y ago
`chore(code): fix bug` doesn't follow conventional commits, so it's not at great example for this point. In my experience conventional commits tend to lower character counts and improve the readability of messages. `bug(auth): adjust XYZ` is shorter than `fix auth bug by adjusting XYZ`.