Auto Changelog #1373
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Auto Changelog #1373
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Removed last nodejitsu reference
@jcrugzz @indexzero If one of you guys can sign off on this, we can go ahead and get this merged, cut a release, and then I'll work on getting some of the other PRs reviewed & merged to master. |
@jsmylnycky I think this looks reasonable. @indexzero is on vacation so lets give him a day to see if he pops on here, otherwise ill merge. Thanks for this! |
@jcrugzz @indexzero /poke :) |
Haven't used |
Merging, feel free to cut a release when you're ready! |
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I have note used auto-changelog before, but it seems pretty useful and the formatting it performed looked about as good as one could hope. If you would prefer a different format, just let me know and I'll be happy to change it :) It should be wired up to automatically rebuild the changelog with the correct package.json version whenever
npm version
is ran.I also went through all of the most recent merges into Master and everything looked pretty good to me. The only things I caught were the nodejitsu reference, and I updated the engines block in package.json to conform to the travis-ci Node environments.