app-store-changelog

You can generate App Store release notes from git history by running a script that collects commits since the last tag, filters for user-visible changes, and drafts them into concise bullets.

A changelog generator groups git commits for What's New sections by triaging user-visible changes and categorizing them into themes like New, Improved, and Fixed before drafting bullets.

Yes, you need git tags to automate release notes generation. The script collects changes by comparing the current state against the last tagged release to identify relevant commits.

Yes, you can validate that generated release notes bullets map to real git commits. The script includes a validation step to ensure each drafted bullet corresponds to an actual change in the repository.

The best way to turn git commits into user-facing App Store bullet points is using an automated script that triages commits since the last tag and summarizes them into concise, validated release notes.

A limitation when using git history for App Store release notes is that the process relies on tagged releases, meaning projects without consistent git tags cannot accurately determine the starting point for collecting changes.