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Sometimes, all you do in a commit is updating annotations/decorators of methods or fields, especially something like @NonNull , @Nullable, @Contract, @Getter, @Setter etc. Using the 🏵️ emoji, which represents artistic rosette ornaments present on tiles, statues, building facades and the like for decorative purposes, would fit this job quite well.
The currently best-fitting Gitmoji would probably be ♻️, but “refactoring” does not accurately describe modifying annotations specifically.
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.
Emoji symbol
🏵️
Emoji code
🏵️
Emoji description
Added/Updated annotations, decorators etc.
Describe the use case of your emoji
Sometimes, all you do in a commit is updating annotations/decorators of methods or fields, especially something like
@NonNull
,@Nullable
,@Contract
,@Getter
,@Setter
etc. Using the 🏵️ emoji, which represents artistic rosette ornaments present on tiles, statues, building facades and the like for decorative purposes, would fit this job quite well.The currently best-fitting Gitmoji would probably be ♻️, but “refactoring” does not accurately describe modifying annotations specifically.
Is this use case covered by an existing emoji?
No ❌
Does this emoji fall into the "how" or the "what" category?
Examples
@NonNull
@Contract
s@Getter
sValidations
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