git-convention

Standard de référence pour la gestion de Git. Règles de sécurité, workflows atomiques, conventions de commit et bonnes pratiques de configuration.

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Git Convention

Standards de gestion de version pour Agents et Développeurs. Ce skill doit être utilisé pour toute opération Git (commit, push, checkout) ou demande d'aide sur Git.

Priorités de Référence

PriorityCategoryImpactReference File
1SécuritéCRITICALsecurity.md
2WorkflowHIGHworkflow.md
3RecoveryHIGHrecovery.md
4ConfigurationMEDIUMconfig.md

Quick Reference

1. Sécurité (CRITICAL)

  • Vérifier git status avant git add
  • Jamais de --force sur branches protégées (main/master)

2. Workflow (HIGH)

  • Atomique : 1 commit = 1 changement logique
  • Conventional : Header + Body + Footer (Strict)
  • Branches : Pas de dev direct sur main

3. Recovery (HIGH)

  • Amend : Pour corrections mineures pré-push
  • Restore : Pour annuler proprement

4. Configuration (MEDIUM)

  • Identité : Vérifier user.name/email
  • Gitignore : Ignorer .env, node_modules

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