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GPS-835: Allowed conventional commit subjects - #56

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The team agreed during refinement that PR titles and commit messages should accept the selected Conventional Commit formats in addition to Jira issue keys.

The PR content validator now accepts chore, fix, feat, revert, and docs types with an optional non-empty scope.

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The team agreed during refinement that PR titles and commit messages should accept the selected Conventional Commit formats in addition to Jira issue keys.

The PR content validator now accepts chore, fix, feat, revert, and docs types with an optional non-empty scope.
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@github-actions github-actions Bot added the new-release New release marker (PR to create a new release, usually set automatically by a workflow) label Aug 25, 2026
@ltshb ltshb added skip-release-note Issue or PR excluded from the release notes and removed new-release New release marker (PR to create a new release, usually set automatically by a workflow) labels Aug 25, 2026
@github-actions github-actions Bot added the new-release New release marker (PR to create a new release, usually set automatically by a workflow) label Aug 25, 2026
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ltshb merged commit 6ad6d1d into master Aug 26, 2026
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