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You can automate your git release workflow by merging origin/main into your feature branch, running tests, and preparing a PR-ready change set. This process bumps the version, updates the changelog, and crafts a clean commit history automatically.

Automated changelog generation works by operating on git diffs to identify changes and automatically updating the CHANGELOG file. It bumps the VERSION file simultaneously, ensuring a clean and auditable history for your release.

To ensure a bisectable commit history when preparing a release pull request, the automation structures commits cleanly during the release process. It merges origin/main, runs test suites, and organizes version bumps and changelog updates for easy auditing.

The release automation requires no interactive prompts unless git merge conflicts arise. When conflicts occur, it applies simple auto-resolution rules or provides guidance to resolve them without interrupting the end-to-end workflow.

The best way to update version files and run tests before opening a PR is using an end-to-end release automation tool. It merges origin/main into your feature branch, executes test suites, and commits the version bump for deployment readiness.

Yes, you can use this release automation for continuous integration pull requests. It merges origin/main into the feature branch, runs CI tests, and prepares a ready-to-submit PR with a clean, auditable commit history.