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WIP: Automatically generate change logs for each build #52578
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@Bejofo I notice this is still in draft. Is that intentional? |
@Maleclypse The current implementation is quite hacky and bare bones. I thought I might work on it some more, but I never got around to it. Should I close this, and reopen when I have a more polished version? |
I think it's fine to leave open. If you never come back to it the stale bot will eat it. I wanted to check though. |
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Summary
Infrastructure "Automatically generate change logs for each build"
Purpose of change
My attempt at #52477
Make creating change logs easier.
Describe the solution
Every time a release is built, a python script fetches all the releases of the past week, and compiles into
a markdown file.
There is already a generate_changelog.py in in the tools, but I don't know how to use it.