release: Release v2.0.0 #61
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.chglog/config.yml (2)
25-25: LGTM with a suggestion: Header pattern modificationThe modification to the header pattern is a good improvement. It now allows for optional parentheses around the type in commit messages, which aligns with common variations in conventional commit formats.
For improved clarity, consider adding a comment explaining the pattern:
header: # Matches: type: subject or type(scope): subject pattern: "^(\\w*)\\(?.*\\)?\\:\\s(.*)$"This will help future maintainers understand the purpose of the regex pattern.
15-31: Summary: Improved changelog generation for v2.0.0 releaseThe changes made to this configuration file collectively enhance the changelog generation process:
- Addition of 'docs' to filters and title maps improves comprehensiveness.
- Modified header pattern increases flexibility in parsing commit messages.
- Retention of 'BREAKING CHANGE' keyword ensures important changes are highlighted.
These improvements align well with the v2.0.0 release, providing a more detailed and flexible changelog for users and maintainers.
Consider reviewing your release process documentation to ensure it reflects these changes in changelog generation. This will help maintain consistency in future releases.
CHANGELOG.md (2)
5-20: LGTM! Consider highlighting breaking changes.The new v2.0.0 section is well-structured and follows good changelog practices. Each change is properly categorized and linked to its corresponding GitHub issue, which enhances traceability.
Given that this is a major version bump (v2.0.0), consider explicitly highlighting any breaking changes in a separate "Breaking Changes" section if there are any. This helps users quickly identify potential impacts on their projects.
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1-139: Overall, good changelog maintenance with room for improvement.The changelog is generally well-maintained, with proper categorization of changes and links to relevant issues. The addition of v2.0.0 is particularly well-structured. However, there are a few areas that could be improved:
- Consider highlighting breaking changes in v2.0.0, if any.
- Clarify the reasoning behind adding new entries to older versions (v0.1.0 and v0.0.1).
- Ensure that all changes are documented in the appropriate version to maintain a clear and accurate history.
These improvements would enhance the changelog's clarity and usefulness for users tracking the project's evolution.
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.chglog/config.yml (2)
15-15: LGTM: Addition of 'docs' to commit filtersThe inclusion of 'docs' in the commit filters is a good addition. This change aligns with conventional commit standards and will make the changelog more comprehensive by including documentation updates.
20-20: LGTM: Addition of 'docs' to title mapsThe addition of 'docs' to the title_maps section with the title "Documentation" is consistent with its addition to the filters. This change will ensure that documentation-related commits are properly categorized in the generated changelog.
CHANGELOG.md (3)
101-104: Clarify the addition of new entries to v0.1.0.It's unusual to add new entries to the changelog of an old version (v0.1.0 in this case). This might cause confusion for users who rely on the changelog for version history.
Could you clarify why these documentation updates are being added to v0.1.0 instead of a more recent version? If these are indeed new changes, consider moving them to the latest version (v2.0.0) or creating a new version entry.
124-129: Clarify the addition of new entries to v0.0.1.Similar to the previous comment, it's unusual to add new entries to the changelog of the initial version (v0.0.1). This might cause confusion for users tracking the project's history.
Could you explain why these documentation updates are being added to v0.0.1? If these are new changes or recently discovered omissions, consider adding them to the latest version (v2.0.0) with a note explaining they were retroactively documented.
138-139: LGTM! Version comparison links are correctly updated.The version comparison links have been properly updated to include the new v2.0.0 release. The "Unreleased" link now correctly points to the comparison between v2.0.0 and HEAD.
These changes maintain the integrity of the changelog and follow the established pattern in the file.
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