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The Conventional Commits specification is a lightweight convention that provides a standardized format for writing commit messages. It defines a simple set of rules to structure commit messages in a consistent manner, making it easier to understand the purpose and context of each commit. It is based on the above anatomies of git.

Automated tests are a way to test your software without spending too much time. There are three types of tests: unit, integration, and end-to-end. Let's dive deep into every kind and understand why we need each. Unit tests are fast. Isolation allows them to run them at any point in time, locally and on CI, without spinning up the dependent services / making API...