acss-kit-changelog-entry

To generate changelog entries, analyze your git log history since the latest tag and map conventional commit types like feat and fix into Keep-a-Changelog sections. This process automatically groups commits into Added, Fixed, and Changed categories for your Unreleased block.

Formatting release notes is best achieved by applying the Keep-a-Changelog standard to your git history. Mapping conventional commit types directly into Added, Fixed, and Changed sections creates a structured Unreleased block ready for review.

Generating a Keep-a-Changelog entry does not automatically modify your file. The process proposes an Unreleased block and requires explicit approval before inserting the categorized text above the latest version entry in your changelog.

Conventional commit types map to Keep-a-Changelog sections by converting feat to Added, fix to Fixed, and refactor or docs to Changed. This automatic categorization organizes your git history into a structured release notes format.

You cannot use this specific changelog generation workflow for any git repository, as it is configured exclusively for the acss-kit plugin. It targets the plugins/acss-kit/CHANGELOG.md file structure and follows its existing Unreleased convention.