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Place the reference in the **footer** (preferred — keeps the subject line clean).\n\n**Keywords:** `close`, `closes`, `closed`, `fix`, `fixes`, `fixed`, `resolve`, `resolves`, `resolved` — case-insensitive.\n\n**GitHub:**\n\n```\nfix(auth): prevent token expiry race condition\n\nCloses #42\nCloses owner\u002Frepo#99\n```\n\n- Triggers when merged into the **default branch** (usually `main`)\n- Cross-repo: `Closes owner\u002Frepo#42`\n- Close multiple: `Closes #42, closes #43`\n- Works in PR descriptions too\n\n**GitLab:**\n\n```\nfeat: add dark mode support\n\nResolves #101\nCloses group\u002Fproject#42\n```\n\n- Triggers when merged into the **default branch** (configurable per project)\n- Cross-project: `Closes group\u002Fproject#42`\n- Close multiple: `Closes #101, closes #102`\n- Works in MR descriptions too\n\n**Tip:** Pair with the commit type — `fix:` closing a bug issue, `feat:` closing a feature request — keeps the changelog semantically coherent.\n\n## Common Mistakes\n\n| Mistake | Fix |\n| --- | --- |\n| `feat: Added login page` | `feat: add login page` — imperative, no capital |\n| `fix: fix bug.` | `fix: fix bug` — no trailing period |\n| Subject over 72 chars | Shorten; move detail to body |\n| Breaking change only in body | Add `!` or `BREAKING CHANGE:` footer — tools won't detect body-only |\n| `feat(adding-auth): ...` | `feat(auth): ...` — scope is a noun, not a verb |\n| Closes #42 in subject line | Move to footer — keeps subject clean and parseable |\n\n## Best Practices\n\n- Align branch type and commit type — `feat\u002Fauth-*` branch → `feat(auth):` commits\n- One concern per branch — mixing fixes into feature branches obscures the changelog\n- Use scope consistently within a branch — `feat(auth):` throughout, not `feat(user):` mid-way\n- **Squash merge:** when squash-merging a PR\u002FMR, the branch commits are collapsed into one — the PR\u002FMR title becomes the commit message. 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Place the reference in the **footer** (preferred — keeps the subject line clean).\n\n**Keywords:** `close`, `closes`, `closed`, `fix`, `fixes`, `fixed`, `resolve`, `resolves`, `resolved` — case-insensitive.\n\n**GitHub:**\n\n```\nfix(auth): prevent token expiry race condition\n\nCloses #42\nCloses owner\u002Frepo#99\n```\n\n- Triggers when merged into the **default branch** (usually `main`)\n- Cross-repo: `Closes owner\u002Frepo#42`\n- Close multiple: `Closes #42, closes #43`\n- Works in PR descriptions too\n\n**GitLab:**\n\n```\nfeat: add dark mode support\n\nResolves #101\nCloses group\u002Fproject#42\n```\n\n- Triggers when merged into the **default branch** (configurable per project)\n- Cross-project: `Closes group\u002Fproject#42`\n- Close multiple: `Closes #101, closes #102`\n- Works in MR descriptions too\n\n**Tip:** Pair with the commit type — `fix:` closing a bug issue, `feat:` closing a feature request — keeps the changelog semantically coherent.\n\n## Common Mistakes\n\n| Mistake | Fix |\n| --- | --- |\n| `feat: Added login page` | `feat: add login page` — imperative, no capital |\n| `fix: fix bug.` | `fix: fix bug` — no trailing period |\n| Subject over 72 chars | Shorten; move detail to body |\n| Breaking change only in body | Add `!` or `BREAKING CHANGE:` footer — tools won't detect body-only |\n| `feat(adding-auth): ...` | `feat(auth): ...` — scope is a noun, not a verb |\n| Closes #42 in subject line | Move to footer — keeps subject clean and parseable |\n\n## Best Practices\n\n- Align branch type and commit type — `feat\u002Fauth-*` branch → `feat(auth):` commits\n- One concern per branch — mixing fixes into feature branches obscures the changelog\n- Use scope consistently within a branch — `feat(auth):` throughout, not `feat(user):` mid-way\n- **Squash merge:** when squash-merging a PR\u002FMR, the branch commits are collapsed into one — the PR\u002FMR title becomes the commit message. 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