A Changelog Management Tool written in Go which is compatible with Linux, Windows and Mac OS-X.
Think about that: You have a Project where you work with other 4-5 Peoples. How do you track changes so that they can easily added to a Changelog File?
This Tool helps you to keep track of you Changelog (and changes) and its fully
compatible with (eg.) the Git Flow. This Tool does not aim to replace Tools
like Jira moreover, it extends it. Create Changelog Files easily with one
Command (changelog release <version>
).
Feature branches can contain Changelog Entries and can be merged whenever you want! It does not break the functionality.
And this Tool does not disturb any other Tool (eg IDE, CI/CD, Artifact, ...)
- seamless integration into your Workflow and CI/CD environment
- works with Git, SVN, ... (every version control system)
- highly customizable
CHANGELOG.md
output can be easily changed without writting any code- for internal and OpenSource Projects
- MIT license
- wide range of supported (and pre-compiled) Operating Systems
- keep track of changes made in your Project
- generates a changelog exactly the way you want it
- free and fast support
There are many possibilities to install this Application.
~] snap install changelog
You can also install changelog-go
via a shell script:
~] curl https://gitlab.com/l0nax/changelog-go/raw/master/install.sh | bash
### (1) download the file from https://gitlab.com/l0nax/changelog-go/-/releases
### (2) install it via
~] rpm -iv PATH/TO/FILE
# or
~] dep -iv PATH/TO/FILE
- Download the binary file from the Release Page
- Add the Path to the binary to your
$PATH
environment variable
NOTE: You don't have to be at the root path (eg. where your .git
relies) to
generate/ create a Changelog(-Entry)
- Run
changelog init
and edit the config file (.changelog-go.yaml
)
- Run
changelog new "<title>"
and then choose from the list which category is the best fit. - Add and commit the new Changelog File
Example:
## (1) create changelog entry
~] changelog new "Fix 'go pos'-Parser Bug"
Using config file: /root/.go/src/gitlab.com/l0nax/test/.changelog-go.yaml
[0] New Feature (Added)
[1] Bug Fix (Fixed)
[2] Feature change (Changed)
[3] New deprecation (Deprecated)
[4] Feature removal (Removed)
[5] Security fix (Security)
[6] Other (Other)
>> 1
## (2) add and commit changelog Entry
~] git add .changelogs/unreleased/bugfix_P71128-114_bug-in-go-to-parser-gnAfCUyu
~] git commit -m "Add changelog entry"
## (3) push/ merge your changes or create (ie.) a Pull-Request
Releasing a new Version is as simple as creating a new changelog entry:
- Run
changelog release <version>
- Add and Commit the new
CHANGELOG.md
and changed files under.changelogs
Example:
## (1) generate new changelog
~] changelog release 2.0.0
## (2) commit CHANGELOG.md and `.changelogs`
~] git add .changelogs CHANGELOG.md
~] git commit -m "Generating new CHANGELOG.md"
## (3) push/ merge your changes or create (ie.) a Pull-Request