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Automatically guess change level of a commit/PR #87

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fizruk opened this issue Mar 7, 2018 · 2 comments
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Automatically guess change level of a commit/PR #87

fizruk opened this issue Mar 7, 2018 · 2 comments

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fizruk commented Mar 7, 2018

We can at least spot fixes by "fix" keyword in commit message.

We can also look out for words like

  • "breaking change"
  • "minor"

We can also look at files with certain extensions :

  • changes to *.md, *.rst and such are probably just documentation changes
  • changes to hidden files (with leading dot) are probably not relevant to the project's logic/API.
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fizruk commented Mar 7, 2018

We can actually formalise these rules in .changelogged.yaml and have users be able to overload default ones.

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viviag commented Aug 10, 2018

It's usable only for few versioning strategies. So it's arguable.

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