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In order to easily generate release notes on GitHub, we need to follow a commit convention like this one & additionally have a PR policy where only squashing is allowed unless stated otherwise for reasons where a merge or rebase is applicable (so we don't bloat the release notes).
Examples 🌈
Below are potential examples of commit messages, which can eventually add up together to be a valid release notes list:
feat(blocks): add new block type.
docs: April Fools update.
Motivation 🔦
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Follow the “Conventional Commits” commit convention
Follow the “Conventional Commits” commit convention & allow only squashing when merging PRs unless specified otherwise
Oct 15, 2024
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Summary 💡
See https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/ for more details.
In order to easily generate release notes on GitHub, we need to follow a commit convention like this one & additionally have a PR policy where only squashing is allowed unless stated otherwise for reasons where a merge or rebase is applicable (so we don't bloat the release notes).
Examples 🌈
Below are potential examples of commit messages, which can eventually add up together to be a valid release notes list:
Motivation 🔦
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: