MaoShizhong
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11 months ago Agreed. In fact, I feel that entire paragraph is quite strangely worded:
Explore this amazing tutorial video on Conventional Commits ➔ Full Video Link. The video showcases best commit message practices, including Yarn (a package manager) and creating releases. While the Yarn and creating releases information might not be immediately necessary for Foundations, you don’t need to worry about it for now. So, feel free to explore and enhance your commit messages and development workflow.
I feel something more along the lines of
Explore this amazing tutorial video on Conventional Commits ➔ Full Video Link. The video showcases the Conventional Commits template from the resource above. It also mentions creating releases and shows using something called "Yarn". These two parts are out of scope for this part of the course, so don't worry about them and instead focus on the commit template.
would be more appropriately worded, given the context it's in.
JoshDevHub
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There is a typo in the additional resources section - "While the Yarn and creating releases information might not be immediately necessary for Foundations, you don’t need to worry about it for now. So, feel free to explore and enhance your commit messages and development workflow."
The bold section does not complete the part of its sentence before the comma, nor does it effectively transition into the following sentence. There is missing information on the importance of mentioning Yarn and creating releases, such as if this information is relevant for future lessons or use cases outside The Odin Project.
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