Add automatically generated change log file. #142
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This is great. Thanks! |
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Add automatically generated change log file.
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BDW, this project inspired by your |
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I noticed some similarities! Thanks again. |
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Hi, as I can see, you are carefully fill tags and labels for issues in your repo.
I created a github_changelog_generator, that generate change log file based on tags, issues and merged pull requests (and split them to separate lists according labels) from GitHub issue tracker.
This Change Log was automatically generated by this script.
It helps to easily found what and when was fixed and implemented.
You can easily update this file in future by running script:
github_changelog_generatorin your repo folder.Hope you find this commit as useful.