KerbalChangeLog

This project is meant to be a simple way for mod creators to add an ingame changelog for their users when they release a new version.
THIS WILL DO NOTHING ON ITS OWN

Adding a changelog

To add a changelog, simply create a config file (.cfg) with the following nodes and fields (as an example):

KERBALCHANGELOG
{
    showChangelog = True //optional but strongly recommended (will be created if non-existant)
    modName = Kerbal Changelog //required
    license = MIT //optional
    author = Benjamin Cronin //optional

    VERSION //Node(s) required for anything to show up
    {
        verison = 1.8 //optional but strongly recommended (will display as version D.N.E otherwise)
        versionName = Audacious Apple //optional
        CHANGE //required in order to utilize subchanges
        {
            change = Add features suggested by zer0Kerbal //required in a CHANGE node
            subchange = Add new change nodes //optional, as many as you want
            subchange = Add license field
            subchange = Add author node
            subchange = Add version naming field
        }
        change = Internal code rewrite to improve maintainability //change fields can be outside of CHANGE nodes, but order is not maintained
    }
    VERSION
    {
        version = 1.1.7
        CHANGE
        {
            change = Update for KSP 1.9
        }
        CHANGE
        {
            change = Downgrade to .NET 4.5 for compatibility
        }
    }
}

This will then be outputted in a changelog window that appears in the space center view the first time the user loads a game with a changelog that has the showChangelog set to True. After this initial load, the user will no longer see the changelog for that mod until the mod creator releases a new version with the changelog cfg file's showChangelog field set to True.

KCL will handle as many mods as have changelogs the user has installed, but please do not create multiple changelog files for a single mod. This will lead to multiple changelog pages showing up in the window, and confusion for everyone.