changelog-automation

Generate a changelog from conventional commits by aggregating repository commits, PRs, and releases into a standardized Keep a Changelog format automatically during your release workflow. This process uses semantic versioning metadata to categorize changes.

Yes, you can automatically create and update CHANGELOG.md for GitHub, GitLab, and other VCS-based projects. The automation runs during release workflows to ensure your project documentation stays current across multiple repositories.

The Keep a Changelog format organizes release notes into standardized sections like added, changed, fixed, and contributor notes. It provides consistent, auditable release documentation by applying semantic versioning and conventional commit standards to your project history.

Yes, automated changelog generation works directly with semantic versioning metadata and conventional commits. It uses this information to categorize your repository history accurately into the appropriate Keep a Changelog sections for each release.

Standardize commit conventions across multiple repositories by applying conventional commits and semantic versioning rules to generate consistent release notes. This provides automated template-based changelog generation to ensure uniform documentation across all your VCS projects.