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That works if commits can be looked at in isolation to build the changelog. What if a commit introduces a feature, and a subsequent one changes it? Is there a s
by remram 2y ago
That works if commits can be looked at in isolation to build the changelog. What if a commit introduces a feature, and a subsequent one changes it? Is there a syntax for your commit to replace an earlier changelog entry?
Cue the Kubernetes release notes, which contain 20 separate "update to Go x.y.z" for each release.
- madeofpalk 2y agoThe way I've always done it is that it's controlled via labels on PRs. If you want to remove a PR (and by swashing merges). If you want to remove a PR from the changelog, remove the label.