chore(CHANGELOG): switch to the keep a changelog format #115
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The changelog format is now also adjusted for older releases :) Some of the old changelog entries (but maybe even the new ones) could maybe be reworded, but I'll might revisit that later. One thing that needs to fixed are the git tags linked at the bottom of the change – some of those are not existent for some reason. I will open an issue to keep track of that and merge this PR in the meantime. |
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Can we do this for node-wot and other Thingweb components? |
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That would definitely be an option :) Maybe we can discuss this in one of the next meetings. |
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As mentioned in #114 (comment), this PR introduces a new format for the
CHANGELOGfile based on Keep a Changelog to make changelogs a bit more readable in the future.So far, only (some of) the most recent changes are described in this new format, but the goal should probably to apply the new format also to older releases. I am not sure yet whether I am going to this in this PR yet, though.