document-release

To update project documentation to match recent code changes, you need a diff-aware synchronization process that reads files like README.md and ARCHITECTURE, compares them against project diffs, and rewrites the docs to reflect shipped features.

Keeping README and architecture docs in sync after a release requires cross-referencing changelog files with recent code merges and automatically patching the documentation to match the latest shipped codebase, avoiding manual edits.

Yes, you can use gitpython and diffmatchpatch to synchronize shipped code with markdown docs by extracting recent version control diffs and applying precise text patches to keep project documentation accurate and up-to-date.

Diff-aware documentation synchronization works by reading recent project diffs, comparing them against existing documentation files, and updating the text so that architecture pages and instructions accurately reflect the newly deployed features.

You need pyyaml and changelog files to automate documentation updates because the synchronization process cross-references these changelogs and configuration inputs against code modifications to consistently generate accurate project documentation.