app-store-changelog

Generate App Store release notes by running a shell script to collect commits and touched files since the last git tag, filtering out internal-only work to output short, user-facing bullet sentences.

Write "What's New" copy by summarizing user-impacting git changes since a specified tag or ref, converting filtered commits into short, benefit-focused one-sentence bullets grouped by New, Improved, and Fixed themes.

Yes, the release notes generation process triages commits to include only user-visible improvements and fixes while automatically dropping internal-only work such as refactors, CI updates, and dependency bumps.

Turn git commit logs into product update summaries by collecting touched files and commit history since a release boundary, filtering for user impact, and producing plain-language sentences grouped by release theme.

No specific branching strategy is required, but you need existing git tags or a specified ref as a release boundary to identify and collect the relevant user-facing changes for the App Store notes draft.

The generated release notes are structured as a short bullet list with one plain-language sentence per user-facing change, typically grouped into New, Improved, and Fixed categories for storefront readability.