changelog-manager

Automating changelog generation from git diffs involves analyzing code changes to classify modifications into standard types and updating CHANGELOG.md. This process detects changes, drafts summaries, and formats entries under the [Released] section automatically.

Keeping a changelog aligned with semantic versioning requires structuring release notes into Added, Changed, Fixed, or Removed categories. This approach maintains a standardized history that corresponds directly with semantic versioning release increments.

You can use manual descriptions to generate release notes. The classification system processes user-provided text, drafts semantic summaries, and inserts them into the CHANGELOG.md file under the [Released] section, exactly as it handles git diff inputs.

This approach updates existing CHANGELOG.md files by inserting newly generated entries directly under the ## [Released] section. It performs targeted file editing to append categorized changes, keeping your release history synchronized without overwriting previous records.

When automating semantic changelog updates, code changes are classified into standard types like Added, Changed, Fixed, and Removed. This categorization ensures entries adhere to Keep a Changelog conventions before being recorded under the [Released] section.