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You can automate multi-repo commits by applying a single instruction that validates the type and scope, enforces the <type>(<scope>): <title> format, and performs commits in each targeted repository.

The conventional commit format for multi-repo workflows requires a validated type and scope structured as <type>(<scope>): <title>, ensuring consistency and traceability across cms and web repositories.

Yes, you can commit changes to both cms and web repositories with a single instruction, which orchestrates multi-repo commits and generates properly formatted conventional commit messages for each targeted project.

Yes, multi-repo commit automation requires an explicit change list to ensure safety and traceability, producing a clear and auditable commit history across all targeted repositories.

The commit automation validates the type and scope before applying changes, rejecting messages that do not follow the enforced <type>(<scope>): <title> conventional commit format.

You can enforce commit message consistency across separate projects by using automation that validates conventional commit conventions and coordinates commits across multiple repositories like cms and web.