Get-good-at-git.md

@@ -103,10 +103,10 @@ Either prefix your commit with :
 
   If you just created a new object in a branch, then you commit, and then realize the tests do not pass and create a fix commit about the feature you just implemented, you will need [to squash this commit with the previous feature commit](https://gitlab.eclipse.org/groups/eclipse/aidge/-/wikis/Get-good-at-git?edit=true#rebase) before merging your repo.
 
-> **Example :**
+> :bulb: **Example :**
 >
 > ```text
-> feat : Faster implementation of Foo function: improvement related to the branch feat/Optimization.
+> fix : Faster implementation of Foo function: improvement related to the branch feat/Optimization.
 > 
 > closes #xx (indicate that the issue fix the issue number xx)
 > Note that for an issue located on another repository need to use the following format: repo_name#xx
@@ -122,17 +122,11 @@ A commit should be atomic, meaning that 1 commit must contains changes that :
 2. Can be grouped under 1 common designations (the commit message).
 3. This designation is the shortest common denominator.
 
-> **🧠 Example :** You created a branch to add the opeator `Foo` in aidge_core. While working, you discovered an issue in another file that is not related to the `Foo` operator, and completed the README with a new . This will result in 2 commits that will be written following the commits conventions explained above :
+> :bulb:  **Example :** You created a branch to add the opeator `Foo` in aidge_core. While working, you discovered an issue in another file that is not related to the `Foo` operator, and completed the README with a new . This will result in 3 commits that will be written following the commits conventions explained above :
 >
-> 1. `feat : adding support of operator Foo` that will contain all modifications related to foo, it can (and should) cover multiple files.
+> 1. `feat : adding support of operator Foo` 
 > 2. `chore: completed README.MD with missing informations about ....`
-> 3. Note That this is multi line commit as shown just above
->
-> ```
-> fix: Added assertion to avoid buffer Overflow in Bar::baz(n)
-> 
-> previously, when n was above `int8` limit Bar::baz(n) could overflow, An assertion was added to avoid that and provide a more meaningful error message."
-> ```
+> 3. `fix: Added assertion to avoid buffer Overflow in Bar::baz(n)` 
 
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