Since implementing semantic-release, we have been actively exploring various strategies to improve our code commit practices. Recognizing the inconsistency and haphazard nature of our previous commit habits, we decided it was imperative to clean up our Git history. Initially, we considered discarding the entire history altogether, but we opted for a different approach by utilizing fixup and rebase techniques. Throughout this process, we discovered that semantic-release works well with both merging and rebasing. While both approaches would suffice, we ultimately chose to rebase our commits. As a result, we will be completely revamping our existing CHANGELOG.md to align with the new commit history.
Since implementing semantic-release, we have been actively exploring various strategies to improve our code commit practices. Recognizing the inconsistency and haphazard nature of our previous commit habits, we decided it was imperative to clean up our Git history. Initially, we considered discarding the entire history altogether, but we opted for a different approach by utilizing fixup and rebase techniques. Throughout this process, we discovered that semantic-release works well with both merging and rebasing. While both approaches would suffice, we ultimately chose to rebase our commits. As a result, we will be completely revamping our existing CHANGELOG.md to align with the new commit history.