Closed aubreyz closed 2 years ago
I know it's not that easy, but you can always look through the commit history. By expanding the commit message, you see most of the time a linked issue, where you can see more details. I may add an autogenerated CHANGELOG file in the future, too.
There used to be a plugin that let me quickly see what has changed (or what will change when I hit the "Update" button) https://github.com/phibr0/obsidian-plugin-changelogs but it just has been archived with no explanation.
Actually, looking at the changelog history of this find-unliked-files
plugin, there isn't much commentary so the plugin wouldn't have been useful anyway.
Surely it just needs a one or two line summary with each release stating what the major changes are.
There is now a CHANGELOG file in the root directory.
As the header says. I think this is an "issue"