Commit Changes

Create a conventional commit with all current changes and push to the remote repository.

Steps

1. Run git status to see all changes
2. Run git diff to review the changes in detail
3. Analyze the changes and determine the appropriate conventional commit type:
4. feat: for new features
5. fix: for bug fixes
6. docs: for documentation changes
7. style: for formatting changes
8. refactor: for code refactoring
9. test: for test additions/changes
10. chore: for maintenance tasks
11. Stage all changes with git add -A
12. Create a conventional commit with a clear, descriptive message
13. Push to the current branch with git push

Guidelines

• Follow the Conventional Commits specification
• Write clear, imperative commit messages
• Include scope when relevant: feat(auth): add OAuth support
• Keep first line under 72 characters