Used emojis in commits

[baltena]

Hey Franck,

Currently I am in the process of adopting your configuration structure in my own home assistant implementation.
I noticed you use specific emojis in your commit messages. As I got my own to-do list and think it is nice to have a quick identifier. So I am very curious how you use them.

So far I have found:

Icon	Meaning
⬆️	Update or add-on?
🚑	Bug
🧹	Cleanup
🔥	Drastic cleanup
🗣	Voice assistant(s)
✨	Scenes or Add?
🔨	Scripts?
📚	Documentation/Readme?
🤖	Refactor or Entities?
🚜	(re-)move
👕	Yaml or Styling?
🎉	? Celebrate big updates/accomplishments
🛑	Disabled something / turned something off
✏️	?
⏰	?

Could you elaborate on your use of emojis?

That would be awesome! Thanks in advance!

[frenck]

Hehe, I don't have a strict scheme for that. I generally use whatever I feel fitting for that commit.

• 🤖 I often use for automations
• 🔨 Refactoring/changes
• 👕 Code styling
• ✏️ Documentation/code comments/textual change
• ⏰ Did I ever use that? :P haha, could be 🤷
• 🔥 Removal of a component, integration, functionality
• ⬆️ Upgrade of a dependency, e.g., Home Assistant, external components, or cards.

But yeah, basically, you are on the path. It gives me a visual point of recognition when browsing the commits.

[niro1987]

On my own vscode setup I've always been a fan of the Gitmoji addon. Unfortunatly, I've not been able to install it in the vscode addon. Is there a way to add it?