bitrise-steplib / steps-generate-changelog

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wrong changelog when tags are available #9

Closed cbotsikas closed 3 years ago

cbotsikas commented 4 years ago

Based on the code, when there are more than one tag, the changelog consists of the commits between the last two tags. This is fine, only if the last commit (or the commit the bitrise is invoked) has a tag, otherwise the changelog should contain all commits until the last tag (that's what is written in the description).

In my point of view there are the following schenarios:

cbotsikas commented 3 years ago

After two months, I can safely assume this issue and the pending PR got lost in the pile of work. Any thoughts about this?

bitce commented 3 years ago

Sorry for the huge delay @cbotsikas! The PR is still in the team's backlog, I'll do what we can to bump to priority, but looking into this is definitely still on our plate.

cbotsikas commented 3 years ago

No problem @bitce, as long as you are aware of this, it's fine for me :). We are already using my forked step in our workflows so it's not a blocker for us.

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