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You can generate GitHub release notes from commit history through a browser-based workflow that guides you in populating the tag, title, and notes. This process formats the release notes according to the official release-notes-spec without requiring local dependencies.

No, you do not need to install local dependencies to publish GitHub releases. This workflow operates entirely through a standard web browser, requiring only standard web access to open the new release page and populate the necessary fields.

To format release notes according to the release-notes-spec, this browser-guided workflow enforces specific formatting rules during generation. It ensures the notes you enter for your new version are clean and compliant with the referenced specification.

Automating versioning and release creation on GitHub is handled by a browser-based workflow that guides you through publishing new versions. It automates the generation of formatted release notes from your commits after you merge a feature branch and tag the commit.

Yes, you can publish a new version after tagging a commit. You launch the GitHub Release workflow, enter the target tag, and provide the release notes when prompted to complete the browser-based publication process.

Browser-based GitHub release automation is limited to guiding the release creation process and formatting notes within the web interface. It does not execute local scripts or manage underlying repository logic, focusing solely on the release notes generation and publishing steps.