Auto versioning + changelog generation using Github Action
The article discusses the implementation of auto versioning and changelog generation using GitHub Actions. It outlines the process of using conventional commits and semantic versioning to automate release notes and tagging. The workflow aims to streamline the development process for open-source and SaaS teams.
- ▪Auto versioning and changelog generation help avoid messy release notes and manual tagging.
- ▪The process involves using conventional commits and semantic versioning automation.
- ▪GitHub Actions can automate the workflow to analyze commits, bump versions, and generate changelogs.
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