Remove AI releases

[a8trejo]

Remove AI releases

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Important

Remove AI release automation and update workflows to handle releases without AI-generated notes.

• Workflows:
  • Deletes changeset-ai-releases.yml, removing AI-based release automation.
  • Adds changeset-release.yml to handle version bump PRs and auto-merge without AI notes.
• Actions:
  • Updates ai-release-notes/action.yml to require git_ref, head_ref, and base_ref inputs.
• Changelog:
  • Adds changelog-config.ts to define custom changelog functions.
• Dependencies:
  • Adds @changesets/types to devDependencies in package.json.

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[mrubens]

If this is a directory, I think a little safer to add a trailing /

[mrubens]

This can certainly be a separate thing, but can we change the code that adds to the CHANGELOG based on the changeset to use the exact same formatting as the rest of the entries in there?

[a8trejo]

This can certainly be a separate thing, but can we change the code that adds to the CHANGELOG based on the changeset to use the exact same formatting as the rest of the entries in there?

this will already happen, that's how changeset works by default

[a8trejo]

This can certainly be a separate thing, but can we change the code that adds to the CHANGELOG based on the changeset to use the exact same formatting as the rest of the entries in there?

this will already happen, that's how changeset works by default

example
https://github.com/RooVetGit/Roo-Node-Types/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

[mrubens]

This can certainly be a separate thing, but can we change the code that adds to the CHANGELOG based on the changeset to use the exact same formatting as the rest of the entries in there?

this will already happen, that's how changeset works by default

Where is the code that prepends it to the changelog? It's built in? I noticed it was using a different format than the other entries.

[a8trejo]

This can certainly be a separate thing, but can we change the code that adds to the CHANGELOG based on the changeset to use the exact same formatting as the rest of the entries in there?

this will already happen, that's how changeset works by default

Where is the code that prepends it to the changelog? It's built in? I noticed it was using a different format than the other entries.

the changeset github actions takes care of that
https://github.com/changesets/action

[mrubens]

This can certainly be a separate thing, but can we change the code that adds to the CHANGELOG based on the changeset to use the exact same formatting as the rest of the entries in there?

this will already happen, that's how changeset works by default

Where is the code that prepends it to the changelog? It's built in? I noticed it was using a different format than the other entries.

the changeset github actions takes care of that https://github.com/changesets/action

Can we use this to make it match what's currently in the changelog? https://github.com/changesets/changesets/blob/main/docs/modifying-changelog-format.md

I don't think we need the git sha or the major/minor/match header