changelog-generator

You can generate a CHANGELOG.md from git commit history by parsing commit messages to categorize changes into Added, Changed, Fixed, and Security sections following the Keep a Changelog format. The tool links to issues, PRs, and commits automatically.

Yes, this changelog generator fully supports Conventional Commits. It parses your conventional commit messages to automatically categorize changes into standard types like Added, Changed, Fixed, and Security, while detecting breaking changes for versioning.

Automated changelog generation handles versioning and breaking changes by parsing git commit history to detect breaking changes and managing version updates accordingly. It categorizes these changes into standard sections within the generated CHANGELOG.md file.

The best way to automate release notes from git commits is using a tool that parses commit history to categorize changes into Added, Changed, Fixed, and Security types. This ensures consistently formatted release notes adhering to the Keep a Changelog standard.

Yes, you can link issues and PRs in an automated CHANGELOG.md. The generator parses git commit history and automatically includes links to relevant issues, pull requests, and specific commits within the categorized changelog entries.

Yes, Conventional Commits are needed to automatically categorize changelog entries. The generator relies on parsing these structured commit messages to group changes into standard Keep a Changelog categories like Added, Changed, Fixed, and Security.