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create-pretty-commit

v1.1.2

Published

This is a very simple CLI tool that generates changelogs based on commit messages. It works if you follow the Angular commit convention. It is build with a 'trunk based' workfow in mind, where releases happens often, no tags involved. The tool will take a

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10

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create-pretty-commit

This is a very simple CLI tool that generates changelogs based on commit messages. It works if you follow the Angular commit convention. It is build with a 'trunk based' workfow in mind, where releases happens often, no tags involved. The tool will take as a parameter the last commit that has been deployed in production and will generate a changelog from the following commit messages.
For now, only 'feat' and 'fix' commits are taken into account, chore/tests/docs commits are ignored.

To give it a try on your project, the more efficient way is to use yarn:

  yarn create pretty-commit changelog  REPO_PATH  LAST_COMMIT

REPO_PATH is the path to your git repository
LAST_COMMIT is the sha of the last commit you do not want to appear in the changelog

If you prefer npx, you can try something like that:

  npx create-pretty-commit changelog  REPO_PATH  LAST_COMMIT

NOTE: npx will be a little bit slower (seems to be related to how npx reinstall everything at each run)