changelog-scan

To automate changelog drafting, this Skill scans merged pull requests and commits to extract titles, labels, and types. It utilizes GitHub APIs to retrieve data within a specific timeframe, outputting structured data to save manual effort on release notes creation.

The process for scanning pull requests involves using GitHub APIs to retrieve merged PRs and commits within a specific timeframe. It extracts metadata like titles, labels, and types to facilitate automated release notes generation for structured project tracking.

Yes, you can draft release notes from code history by running the Skill with a reference tag like 'v1.0.0'. This allows the tool to accurately scan changes and extract the necessary PR and commit metadata for that specific version release.

Yes, the changelog scanning requires GitHub APIs to retrieve merged pull requests and commits. The Skill relies on these APIs to extract titles, labels, and types from your code history within a designated timeframe to output structured release notes data.

The best way to keep project changelogs up-to-date is using automated scanning to extract metadata from merged pull requests and commits. This automatically drafts structured release notes from your code history, reducing the manual effort required for project tracking.

For release notes generation, the metadata extracted from commits and PRs includes titles, labels, and types. This extracted information provides the structured signals needed to facilitate the automated drafting of changelogs from your project's code history.