release-manager

Changelog generation from conventional commits converts your git history or commit JSON into structured release notes. This process categorizes changes, highlights breaking changes, and references issues to produce markdown, JSON, or text outputs.

Semantic versioning analyzes conventional commit history to recommend version bumps. It inspects commit messages to determine if a major, minor, patch, or no version change is needed, including handling for prerelease versions and breaking changes.

A deployment readiness assessment evaluates feature readiness, approvals, and quality gates. It generates a report confirming whether the release is ready to ship, incorporating rollback steps and stakeholder communication for deployment planning.

Hotfix workflows and rollback planning are supported through structured release plans. The system handles emergency hotfix coordination by parsing git logs or JSON inputs to produce deployment checklists and readiness assessments.

Release management tools work with JSON inputs and markdown output formats by parsing git logs or structured data. They handle breaking changes, approvals, and quality gates while generating output in markdown, JSON, or text formats.

The best way to automate release notes and version bump decisions is by parsing conventional commit history. This approach evaluates feature readiness and quality gates to produce structured changelogs and semantic versioning recommendations.