changelog-generator

You can generate release notes from git history automatically by running a changelog generator that parses repository commits and PRs across branches and tags to produce structured, publishable release documentation.

Yes, conventional commits are parsed and grouped by categories such as feat, fix, docs, refactor, and chore, organizing your changelog into clear, structured sections for better storytelling.

To create a changelog before tagging a release, run the generator against your latest repository commits to automatically summarize the history into a formatted release notes document ready for publishing.

Yes, the changelog generator processes repository history spanning multiple branches, tags, and pull requests, summarizing the collected data into organized changelog sections and optional stats.

The best way to turn PR descriptions into formatted changelog sections is to use a conventional-commit aware generator that automatically extracts and categorizes pull request data into structured release notes.

Yes, a parser for conventional commits is required to analyze your git history and accurately group changes into formatted sections based on commit types like feat, fix, and docs.