I'd rather not but not because of the emoji but because atm I don't like categorizing commits in the first place. I've just tried doing it on a project and it felt pretty weird. Instead of just grouping single atomic changes like I'd usually do, I suddenly also have to think about what category fits a commit best and what to do if a commit satisfies multiple categories.
Thinking about it, emoji could actually help with this since it's easier to assign multiple categories to a commit without wasting a lot of character space. Still, what I'd rather want to see become a convention is an annotation in the commit's body that simply marks whether it's a major/minor/patch bump (or none). Plus optionally a line for the changelog. (Optionally because it allows commits to stay small while also not cluttering the changelog.)
Thinking about it, emoji could actually help with this since it's easier to assign multiple categories to a commit without wasting a lot of character space. Still, what I'd rather want to see become a convention is an annotation in the commit's body that simply marks whether it's a major/minor/patch bump (or none). Plus optionally a line for the changelog. (Optionally because it allows commits to stay small while also not cluttering the changelog.)
Any thoughts/feedback/etc on this?