💡 The CCV uses conventional names to make issues, pull requests, branches and commits stylistically consistent and technically useful. These are based on the conventional commits standard.

These conventional names have the form:

<type>[optional scope]: <summary>

The parts are: - <type> is one of - feat for a new feature which has been added, or - fix for something which has been repaired, or - a handful of other types (see the conventional commits website for details.) - If the change made breaks an existing interface, then an ! is appended after the [optional scope]

For branches, which don’t allow spaces and may include issue numbers, the convention is modified. For details see the page about branches.

For commits, there is a more detailed specification, which you can find on the page about commits.