git-changelog

Generate markdown release notes from git commit history by running a script that parses commits between two refs and groups them into structured sections. It produces a formatted changelog file reducing manual drafting effort.

Group git commits by type for a changelog by parsing conventional commit messages like feat, fix, and docs. The tool automatically categorizes these into labeled sections such as Features, Bug Fixes, and Chores.

Yes, you can generate a changelog between two specific git refs by specifying from and to references in the script. It processes the commit history within that range and outputs a markdown file with a summary header.

The best way to automate release notes from conventional commits is using a script that reads git history, applies conventional commit types, and formats a markdown changelog. This streamlines release planning and stakeholder communication.

Yes, this changelog generator works for any git-based project needing a summarized view of changes. It applies conventional commit grouping to produce markdown release notes suitable for governance and documentation.