release-changelog

Automatically generate a changelog by analyzing git commit history and changeset data to produce a user-facing Markdown file. This requires configuring specific version and date inputs to accurately parse version control systems.

Changeset data works with calendar versioning by mapping specific changes to stable release dates. The system analyzes these changesets alongside commit history to structure the Markdown output, while also supporting canary releases.

Yes, you need access to version control systems to generate release notes. The changelog generation specifically requires reading git commit history and changeset files, along with specific configuration options for version and date input.

The best way to format changelog output is generating a Markdown file with user-facing content and inline contributor attribution. This format is automatically produced by analyzing version control and changeset data, ensuring easy reading and review.

Yes, you can include contributor attribution inline when generating a changelog. The Markdown output automatically features user-facing content with inline contributor attribution based on the analyzed git commit history and changeset data.

Automated changelog generation requires specific date configuration to correctly map commit history and changeset data to calendar versioning. This ensures the stable release Markdown output accurately reflects the correct release timeline.