Add package sections to changelog #385
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Alternatively we could have three separate files, e.g. |
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I'd say it's alright to stick to a single file for all packages. It's only the main crate which sees the most of changes, the others will probably have very small changelogs 😅 |
In the initial changelog layout I didn't think about the fact that the three published packages are versioned independently (and we don't necessarily release updates to all three at the same time), so it makes sense to split them out into separate sections.
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In the initial changelog layout I didn't think about the fact that the
three published packages are versioned independently (and we don't
necessarily release updates to all three at the same time), so it makes
sense to split them out into separate sections.