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Hi,
The releases section in this repo does not provide any information on the changes incorporated in the release.
It would be great if with each release a list of changes are displayed or even a simple link to changelog would also help. Also, GitHub will notify watchers every time a new release is available.
Solution wise, since the repo already uses Azure pipelines for CI, we can potentially leverage its built-in task to publish release notes to GitHub. The task can be configured to create a release only when the pipeline is triggered for a matching tag. It can compute an exhaustive list of changes done in this release, list them and cross reference it with the issues. Additionally, we can also provide a list links to external sources which we think will be useful for users to get started with the release.
Here is a sample repo that leverages this capability. Being a built in task, this can be achieved with minor changes to the CI file.
PS: I am a PM for azure pipelines. I would be happy to help with the changes :)
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Hi,
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The releases section in this repo does not provide any information on the changes incorporated in the release.
It would be great if with each release a list of changes are displayed or even a simple link to changelog would also help. Also, GitHub will notify watchers every time a new release is available.
Solution wise, since the repo already uses Azure pipelines for CI, we can potentially leverage its built-in task to publish release notes to GitHub. The task can be configured to create a release only when the pipeline is triggered for a matching tag. It can compute an exhaustive list of changes done in this release, list them and cross reference it with the issues. Additionally, we can also provide a list links to external sources which we think will be useful for users to get started with the release.
Here is a sample repo that leverages this capability. Being a built in task, this can be achieved with minor changes to the CI file.
PS: I am a PM for azure pipelines. I would be happy to help with the changes :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: