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Create GitHub releases aggregating the CHANGELOG changes #98
Each package in this monorepo has its CHANGELOG.md file where changesets writes the changes every time we release new versions of the packages. Because we have a changelog file per package, it's cumbersome to get an overview of all the changes of a given version. It requires the user to go through all the CHANGELOGs in the repository.
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We are not the only ones with this need so the aggregation feature is being implemented. Once it's merged, we can leverage it to create GitHub releases aggregating all the CHANGELOG updates.
That might sound funny, but when I want to know what changed, I just open diff since the last release and try to find the PR responsible for those changes. They usually contain some context. But this is a very tedious and slow process. When working with clients I need to know when some issues were fixed or what's new. This is the only way right now for me to answer these kinds of questions
100% agree with you we need to get better at this. There are ongoing efforts to minimize the channels/surfaces you need to keep an eye on to know what's new and has changed. Using GitHub releases will be one of the first steps towards that but not the only one :)
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wisniewski94 commentedon Sep 24, 2022
Any updates on this? Changelog would be good to have. There are lots of new releases recently
pepicrft commentedon Oct 13, 2022
👋🏼 Viktor,
We don't have updates yet unfortunately. Out of curiosity, how do you keep up with platform updates?
wisniewski94 commentedon Oct 18, 2022
@pepicrft 👋🏻
That might sound funny, but when I want to know what changed, I just open diff since the last release and try to find the PR responsible for those changes. They usually contain some context. But this is a very tedious and slow process. When working with clients I need to know when some issues were fixed or what's new. This is the only way right now for me to answer these kinds of questions
pepicrft commentedon Nov 10, 2022
100% agree with you we need to get better at this. There are ongoing efforts to minimize the channels/surfaces you need to keep an eye on to know what's new and has changed. Using GitHub releases will be one of the first steps towards that but not the only one :)
github-actions commentedon Dec 2, 2022
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wisniewski94 commentedon Dec 2, 2022
Shoo... making bot go away
Maybe enforcing changelog edits in each PR would solve the issue :)?
wisniewski94 commentedon Dec 21, 2022
Just noticed there are release notes now:
https://github.com/Shopify/cli/releases
and wanted to say "thank you". This will help a lot :)
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