changelog-draft

To generate a changelog from git history and project notes, you can use an automated script that converts notes in `_next.md` and cross-checks merged PRs to produce formatted release documentation.

The best way to automate release changelog drafting is using a tool that parses git command-line history and project notes to output formatted markdown files, ensuring all relevant changes are included.

Yes, you can use git command-line tools to cross-check merged PRs against your project notes, ensuring your changelog draft accurately reflects all relevant code changes before publishing.

Automated changelog generation supports project-specific customizations through project overlays, allowing you to integrate custom hooks into the markdown drafting and git history processing workflow.

Using notes in `_next.md` for release management allows you to capture incremental changes that are later cross-checked against git history, ensuring no relevant update is missed in the final changelog draft.

You can draft a changelog for a specific version by processing your git log and project notes, which automatically formats the merged changes into a structured markdown document for that release.