Instructions For Committing

1. git commit -m "[CREATE] your message" —> When a new file is created.
2. git commit -m "[ADD] your message" —> When adding a new section, image, icon, line of code, etc.
3. git commit -m "[FIX] your message" —> When we make a commit or a pull request and we have to make corrections to the one we already send. Or for future bugs that may arise and we have to correct them.
4. git commit -m "[DELETE] your message" —> When we delete files, folders, images, etc.

General Rules

1. Remember to do pull before sending the pull request.
2. Create development branches when necessary.
3. Keep constant communication with the team to reduce conflicts in the repository.
4. Remember to commit when you have made important changes on your code, don't wait until you have many lines of code to do it.
5. If for some reason you have trouble to do commit, pull request or using any other git functionality, remember that the team is always available to help you.
6. Remember to do the corresponding documentation of the task assigned to you.