changelog-generator

Generate release notes from git history automatically by parsing conventional commits and categorizing changes into features, bug fixes, performance improvements, and breaking changes. This creates structured, user-friendly changelogs without manual writing.

Yes, the changelog generator works with conventional commit formats by parsing commit types like feat, fix, and refactor. It understands these conventional commit prefixes to accurately categorize git changes into appropriate release note sections.

Yes, you can generate a changelog for a specific date range or version tag. The generator supports filtering git history by date ranges and version tags to produce structured release notes scoped to your desired release boundaries.

Group git commits by scope when creating release documentation by parsing commit scopes to organize changes by project area, such as products or auth, alongside their commit type for clear, structured release documentation.

The best way to turn technical git commits into user-friendly release notes is using automated conventional commit parsing with smart categorization. This transforms raw git logs into structured documentation grouped by features, fixes, and breaking changes.

You need to follow conventional commit standards like feat, fix, and refactor prefixes for the changelog generator to accurately parse and categorize your git history into structured, user-friendly release notes.