Is there a dummie's "changelog" of updates?

[Viexi]

I know that there's a list of commits however for me, a development imbecile, it isn't clear what features are being added, changed, taken away, etc.

I'm a big fan of changelogs because they're a great and digestible demonstration of the evolution of a software product, and I understand that just writing them is a big task in itself, but is there a human-readable version of the commit list that shows what features have come and gone without delving into the code?

I just about have a grasp on "git pull" updating the repo, but I also don't understand what is happening there either with the green plusses and red minuses, etc. 😂

Thanks all!

[ghost]

Commits on something like git fork have tldr of change, but usually it's something obscure for us imbeciles to understand anyway xD
Because usually it's something very specific, like one of last ones - "Predictable long operation check for time estimation" - what does that mean? I have no idea, but i know that people are working and that's what matters :D

Just don't worry much, all big features you sure not gonna miss, because everyone will be asking about them right after they get implemented :3

[aoirusann]

Not official, but helpful for me to quickly check what happened:
https://rentry.org/sdupdates