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alexandreborges / malwoverview

Malwoverview is a first response tool used for threat hunting and offers intel information from Virus Total, Hybrid Analysis, URLHaus, Polyswarm, Malshare, Alien Vault, Malpedia, Malware Bazaar, ThreatFox, Triage, InQuest and it is able to scan Android devices against VT.
https://github.com/alexandreborges/malwoverview
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Add dedicated changelog #38

Open Karneades opened 1 year ago

Karneades commented 1 year ago

Hi @alexandreborges,

Nice project :+1: I was looking at your project today and I have a small documentation proposal. I suggest having a dedicated changelog for the project. Would you be open to have one like it is documented in Keep a Changelog? It's easier to follow the changes and have a quick overview of the current changes, than scrolling through the readme, and it allows linking directly to the corresponding version's section.

What do you think?

Cheers Andreas

alexandreborges commented 1 year ago

Dear Andreas,

Good morning (or evening). How are you?

Your suggestion is very interesting and I will consider to add a dedicated change log. Please, give me some time to read about it.

Thank you for the message and good suggestion.

Have an excellent day.

Alexandre.

Karneades commented 1 year ago

Hi Alexandre,

Cool, thanks to consider that. I hacked together a new changelog up until version 5.0.0 to show you how it could look like and help you a bit. Please look at it in my changelog branch on my fork: https://github.com/Karneades/malwoverview/blob/changelog/CHANGELOG.md. If it's too much with the fixed, added, changed, ... split, then just use the changelog without this split. But I think it's worth using it for (use|read)ability.

I will make a PR and add the rest of the history, and you could link that file in your README later. Or you can just copy it to your project without PR. What works best for you.

Cheers Andreas

alexandreborges commented 1 year ago

Andreas,

Good evening. How are you?

First, I am sorry for the huge delay in replying your message, but lots of thing have happened to my life since when you sent the message.

I checked your repository and I really liked so much. Another professional has helped the project by doing a refactoring it, so we will release the version 6.0.0 soon. Thus, I like to release the new version first and, afterwards, accept your PR to complement this issue about the version tracking. Would be it possible?

Once again, I apologize for the delay in answering the message.

I hope you have an excellent day.

Best regards,

Alexandre.

Karneades commented 1 year ago

Hey Alexandre,

Good evening. How are you? First, I am sorry for the huge delay in replying your message, but lots of thing have happened to my life since when you sent the message.

Nice to hear back from you! I'm fine and no worries at all because of answering not until now. Thanks for your response and despite your message, I hope you are well!

Thus, I like to release the new version first and, afterwards, accept your PR to complement this issue about the version tracking. Would be it possible?

Sounds cool with the new release and of course, that's fine. If I can help in anyways, then just ping me.