👉 The commit fluid is a text-based format used in version control systems, particularly Git, to describe the changes made in each commit in a human-readable and consistent manner. It consists of four components: the author's name, date, commit message, and a brief description of the changes. The format is designed to be concise yet informative, typically structured as "[Author] [date] - [message]: [changes]". For example, "John Doe [2023-10-05] - Added user authentication feature: Implemented login and registration functionalities." This format enhances collaboration by providing clear insights into the commit's purpose and content, making it easier for team members to understand and review changes.
