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Add "Add" command #34
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The new `add` command has resulted in some workarounds for the original assumption that the "unreleased" release is either nonexistent or empty in many code paths. This is resolved by adding a separated class, `Unreleased`, that enforces the requirement that this part of the changelog must contain all sections if it exists. Closes #34
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The new `add` command has resulted in some workarounds for the original assumption that the "unreleased" release is either nonexistent or empty in many code paths. This is resolved by adding a separated class, `Unreleased`, that enforces the requirement that this part of the changelog must contain all sections if it exists. Closes #34
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There is currently no way to use the changelog-tool to add a new changelog entry.
The add command should take:
and then update the appropriate section by adding the new entry at the end of the section.
Should accept the
options that we use for other possible modifications command.
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