Which gitmoji should I use for internal API changes?

[Thanyanit-J]

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such as changing frontend REST request format when the backend API changes, changes in private API used within organization, etc.

I know that this 👽 is for "external API," but what about the internal?

Thank you for suggestion 💛🧡

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[vhoyer]

Personally, if it happened in a different repository, I treat it as a "external API change", if it happened in the same repository, I try to add both modifications as one commit, since I like to always try to have every commit I have in a repository a working version of the code, if the code doesn't work in a given commit, it shouldn't be considered an complete commit.

I'm pretty sure that's why we don't have a "internal API changes"

[rafalkrupinski]

yep, it shouldn't matter if the other project is the same company. It's a different project so it's an external change.

[Code-With-Abhishek-Kumar]

Help me to solve this

*** Only Some emoji are working Properly When I commit using gitemoji and push or my gitub then emoji can't show also

[rafalkrupinski]

@Thanyanit-J if your question is answered, please close the issue @CoderAbhi-github off-topic. You have a problem with your environment.