changelog

Generate a changelog from conventional commits by analyzing git history and mapping commit types like feat and fix to Keep a Changelog categories. This process categorizes changes into Added, Changed, Fixed, Security, Deprecated, and Removed sections automatically.

Yes, you can automate semantic version bumps by analyzing git commit history. The process evaluates conventional commit types to suggest appropriate major, minor, or patch version increments for your release notes.

The Keep a Changelog format for release notes is a standardized structure that organizes version updates into specific categories: Added, Changed, Fixed, Security, Deprecated, and Removed, ensuring consistent documentation of project changes.

Yes, this changelog generator supports output formatting in both Markdown and JSON. It parses your git commits and conventional commit messages to produce structured release notes in your preferred format.

Group unreleased git commits into changelog categories by parsing conventional commit messages. The mechanism maps commit prefixes directly to Keep a Changelog sections, automatically sorting your unreleased changes for the changelog.