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Git Commit

التثبيت في Git (Commit)

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Definition

A snapshot of staged changes saved permanently in the Git repository with a message describing what changed.

لقطة من التغييرات المُرحَّلة محفوظة بشكل دائم في مستودع Git مع رسالة تصف ما تغيّر.

Why It Matters

404Fault's git log shows every sprint and hotfix: `feat(sprint-three)`, `fix(tooltip-qa)`, `fix: glossary tooltip UX polish`. Reading commits tells the story of the project.

سجل git في 404Fault يُظهر كل سبرينت وإصلاح طارئ. قراءة الـcommits تحكي قصة المشروع.

Full Definition

A Git commit records staged changes as a permanent snapshot with a unique SHA hash and a message. Good commit messages follow Conventional Commits: `feat:`, `fix:`, `chore:`, `refactor:`, `docs:`. 404Fault uses this convention: `feat(sprint-two): Smart Tooltip Engine`. Each commit has a parent, forming the project's history. Commits are the unit of code review and rollback.
Git commit يسجّل التغييرات المُرحَّلة كلقطة دائمة بتجزئة SHA فريدة ورسالة. الرسائل الجيدة تتبع Conventional Commits: `feat:`، `fix:`، `chore:`. 404Fault يستخدم هذه الاتفاقية.

Example Usage

“git add src/data/glossary/batch1-js-ts.ts && git commit -m 'feat(knowledge-expansion): add batch1 JS/TS terms (21 terms)'”

“git add src/data/glossary/batch1-js-ts.ts && git commit -m 'feat(knowledge-expansion): add batch1 JS/TS terms (21 terms)'”

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Avoid these mistakes when using Git Commit:

1

Committing with message 'fix stuff' — be specific so future-you can understand the change

2

Staging unrelated files together — each commit should represent one logical change

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