changelog-generator

Generate release notes from Git history automatically by parsing commit messages and pull requests from your last release tag to the current commit. This categorizes changes into features, fixes, and breaking changes for comprehensive release documentation.

Yes, you can create a changelog from conventional commits. The generation process adheres to the Conventional Commits standard, categorizing your structured commit messages into distinct features, fixes, and breaking changes for documentation.

The best way to categorize Git commits for release documentation is to automate the parsing of commit messages and pull requests. This process automatically groups changes into features, fixes, and breaking changes to streamline documentation.

Yes, this changelog generator works with pull request data. It parses both Git history and pull requests to extract changes, ensuring your release notes comprehensively cover all modifications made since the last software release.

Prepare a changelog for a new software release by generating release notes from all commits made since the last version tag. This automates the categorization of features and fixes, streamlining the release documentation process.

No, you do not need any external dependencies to automate changelog updates. The generation process operates independently to parse Git history and commit messages without requiring additional packages or external libraries.