keyword 'feat' is weird

[yabqiu]

First time saw AI generated commit message with prefix feat(xxx), I looked up a dictionary

A feat is a great or unusual achievement that takes skill, strength, or courage.

I thought committing code is a great thing. But 'feat' still looks weird to me. Then came into this conventional commits, 'featis a short forfeature. Since we can accept the keyword refactorinstead of usingrefaorrefac, when can't we use the complete word feature` to reduce the ambiguity.

And google tells 'feat is also a common short form for "featuring,"`, maybe I lack this music background.

[trintlermint]

@yabqiu feat is a keyword that is used a lot more often than a keyword such as refactor or refac is, due to the fact that features release a lot more often compared to the latter. In your own specification, you can change it to be feature if you wish. But understand that when AI isn't writing or committing code, it can be exhausting to write multiple commits as feature instead of feat. Hope that makes sense!

[11solarflash11]

Yeah it's Featuring