app-store-changelog

Generate App Store release notes from git history by running a release-collection script that gathers commits and touched files since a specified tag, then summarizing user-impacting changes into short, benefit-focused bullets for your storefront.

Filter internal-only commits during release note generation by triaging the collected git history to drop refactors, dependency bumps, and CI changes, keeping only fixes and benefits that are actually visible to users.

The best way to write What's New drafts for App Store Connect is to summarize user-relevant changes from commit ranges into plain-language, one-sentence-per-bullet notes that highlight user benefits and bug fixes.

Yes, you can generate a comprehensive changelog from a specific commit range by providing a specified git ref or tag to the collection script, which gathers all touched files and commits to build a validated change set.

You need a git repository with existing tags or refs to automate release note creation, as the script collects commits and file changes starting from the last tag or a specified ref to establish the baseline for summarization.

Automated git history summarization prevents you from manually reading every commit and guessing user impact, reliably extracting storefront-ready bullets by validating touched files against the selected release range to ensure accuracy.