changelog-generator

To generate a changelog from git commit history, you need to analyze your commit logs and transform technical commit data into clear, human-readable release notes. This Skill automates that process by extracting updates since your last release to create customer-facing changelogs.

Conventional commits help automate release notes by providing a standardized commit message structure that tools can easily parse. This Skill leverages that structure to organize technical commit data into clear, categorized updates for your software releases.

The best way to automate semantic versioning pipelines is to integrate tools like semantic-release and standard-version with your git workflow. This Skill provides guidance on configuring these tools to standardize release notes and automate version bumps.

Yes, you can use this to create release notes from commits since the last release. It analyzes your git log to automatically generate structured, user-facing changelogs that communicate new features and fixes to your users.

Yes, this works with semantic-release and standard-version by providing guidance for release automation integration. It helps standardize your release notes by configuring Conventional Commits and semantic versioning pipelines within these tools.