Currently there is stuff that slips through, and the processes that I have in place are not very organized. This results in changes being made without corresponding tickets, or extremely lazy PR's that don't probably explain or track what is being merged and why.
By adopting some workflows that actually formalize all of this, it makes it easier for the changelog to be accurate, it encourages me to properly ticket and document what is being updated, and most importantly it makes it easier for others to contribute changes if anyone ever wishes to do so.
Currently there is stuff that slips through, and the processes that I have in place are not very organized. This results in changes being made without corresponding tickets, or extremely lazy PR's that don't probably explain or track what is being merged and why.
By adopting some workflows that actually formalize all of this, it makes it easier for the changelog to be accurate, it encourages me to properly ticket and document what is being updated, and most importantly it makes it easier for others to contribute changes if anyone ever wishes to do so.