Closed clement128 closed 8 hours ago
Hi! Thanks for asking. Indeed, having release notes can be convenient for active users who want to understand what have changed from release to release. However this also implies more rare releases, since writing a release notes on every small change is pretty depressing job. While Oxpecker libraries are all now at 0.x versions and many small changes/refactorings are done - I wouldn't commit to that. But once Oxpecker gets more adoption and reaches 1.0 I think that I have to do more beautiful releases anyway. Right now you can find all releases with short descriptions here: https://github.com/Lanayx/Oxpecker/tags or on Nuget
First release done, I'll try to keep it going :)
Hi, thanks for the great works.
do you think it would be better to add release notes (or changelog)? Or where can I view the release history?