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Using AI + manual work locally, a basic changelog proposal (to be reworked) is: Summary of impactful documented changes:
@TuThoThai @skinkie @ue71603 is that a sound basis, or not that much, in your opinion? |
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Some functional changes to add to the changelog:
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Working on a commit-per-commit basis to create the changelog is too challenging (at least with my current history). It involves 457 commits dating back to late 2020 (v1.3.1...next).
I'm creating this temporary branch & PR so that we can work collaboratively on the changelog.
What I've done:
todo, moved toprocessedonce they are incorporated into the "raw changelog"), so that the work is versioned temporarily, and the GitHub UI is able to show files changes properly)processedonce done)Sharing it will make it easier to spread the load across us, and make it auditable.
EDIT: