Feature request: Can we get a changelog added to TAG releases
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Feature description
Use case
Currently, use a container to monitor upstream for updates, and when one is pushed I am notified. I would then either review the release change log or the changelog attached to the tag.
It would be good to be able to review as a quick change overview vs looking back through commits.
Plan to implement
There are a few ways to implement this - leave it up to you to decide.
Not interested in filling it out manually. it must be fully automatic not changing existing workflow at all.
Not interested in filling it out manually. it must be fully automatic not changing existing workflow at all.
Any updates on this?
nobody as proposed any solution, so no.
You could start by using the inbuilt feature "Generate Release Notes" - https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/releasing-projects-on-github/automatically-generated-release-notes#about-automatically-generated-release-notes
Just needs a .github/release.yml file and ideally meaningful labels
So send a PR and describe there what maintainers need to do
You could start by using the inbuilt feature "Generate Release Notes" - https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/releasing-projects-on-github/automatically-generated-release-notes#about-automatically-generated-release-notes
Just needs a .github/release.yml file and ideally meaningful labels
You can get the same result by going to Releases/Tags
and comparing the two latest tagged releases.
If the labels are not clear (sometimes they are not :) ), you can read the code that was changed and/or the commits/Pull requests that where incorporated in that release.
Just to be clear: send PR if you want something to be changed.
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