Release Notes and Changelog Automation
Generate readable release notes from commits and issues.
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Design an automated release notes process. Commit message style used: [COMMIT_STYLE]. Issue tracker: [TRACKER]. Release audience (developers, customers): [AUDIENCE]. Release cadence: [CADENCE]. Define a commit or pull request convention that supports automation, a labelling scheme for changes (feature, fix, breaking, security, internal), and a template for release notes with sections, plain-language wording rules, and a "breaking changes" box with migration steps. Write an example entry set based on three fictional changes. Describe how to generate the draft in CI and how a human reviews it before publishing. Add a checklist for communicating the release to different audiences. Add a section on exceptions: how to handle security fixes that should not be described in detail until users have updated, internal-only changes, and reverts. Provide a short style guide of eight rules for writing entries a non-technical reader can understand, with one good and one poor example of each. Include a version numbering recommendation based on the change labels, explained in plain language.
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