mandeepsng

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   by mandeepsng 7mo ago

   That example is spot on and I won't pretend the tool solves it — it can see the field name changed, not that item_price can be zero. Honestly it's made me think the more useful thing is a pre-commit prompt: "this change looks
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   by mandeepsng 7mo ago

   Fair point — the "why" lives in the developer's head and no diff reader can recover it. The bet is that automating the "what" frees up your commit message to carry the "why" instead. Most messages today ar
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   by mandeepsng 7mo ago

   That works great if you're the only person on the codebase. In practice, one person on your team uses Claude, one uses Copilot, two use neither. Commit Changelogs makes readable changelogs a property of the repo, not of whoever happene
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   by mandeepsng 7mo ago

   will you use this app ?
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   by mandeepsng 7mo ago

   comment guys who have this problem
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   Would you use a GitHub App that auto-generates changelogs from commit diffs?

   2 points by mandeepsng 7mo ago|10 comments