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When you are working on a feature you have to leave the campground cleaner than you found. At least according to The Boy Scout Rule that can be found in the "Clean Code" book by Robert C. Martin. You want these changes to be distinguished from the code belonging to the feature you're working on, but sometimes it's hard to give it a specific gitmoji, hence this proposal.
Is this use case covered by an existing emoji?
No ❌
Does this emoji fall into the "how" or the "what" category?
This proposal do not describe "how" a commit was made, but does in fact describe "what" is the contents of the commit about.
Examples
Removed some unused code.
Renamed variables or methods to make it more readable.
Small adjustments to adhere to code style.
Emoji symbol
⛺
Emoji code
⛺
Emoji description
Applying the Boy Scout Rule.
Describe the use case of your emoji
When you are working on a feature you have to leave the campground cleaner than you found. At least according to The Boy Scout Rule that can be found in the "Clean Code" book by Robert C. Martin. You want these changes to be distinguished from the code belonging to the feature you're working on, but sometimes it's hard to give it a specific gitmoji, hence this proposal.
Is this use case covered by an existing emoji?
No ❌
Does this emoji fall into the "how" or the "what" category?
Examples
Removed some unused code.
Renamed variables or methods to make it more readable.
Small adjustments to adhere to code style.
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