Closed ggalmazor closed 5 years ago
Closes #1
New usage instructions:
Run this tool with release-notes-generator generate <path> <version1> <version2>. Arguments:
release-notes-generator generate <path> <version1> <version2>
<path>
<version1>
<version2>
Example: release-notes-generator /home/guillermo/src/odk/briefcase v1.11.0 v1.12.0
release-notes-generator /home/guillermo/src/odk/briefcase v1.11.0 v1.12.0
(This will generate a release notes for Briefcase between versions v1.11.0 and v1.12.0)
Use the following JSON file as a template to feed the authors to the tool:
[ { "name": "Jane Doe", "email": "jane@doe.com", "username": "the-jane-doe", "organization": "Doe & Doe Corp." } ]
You can feed a JSON with authors with the command release-notes-generator feed-authors <path>.
release-notes-generator feed-authors <path>
You can check the current authors table (and use it as a template as well) with the command release-notes-generator print-authors
release-notes-generator print-authors
Closes #1
New usage instructions:
Usage instructions
Run this tool with
release-notes-generator generate <path> <version1> <version2>
. Arguments:<path>
: Path to the GIT repo you want to generate a release notes for<version1>
, and<version2>
: Versions that define the range of commits your release notes will includeExample:
release-notes-generator /home/guillermo/src/odk/briefcase v1.11.0 v1.12.0
(This will generate a release notes for Briefcase between versions v1.11.0 and v1.12.0)
Advanced usage: preload authors table
Use the following JSON file as a template to feed the authors to the tool:
You can feed a JSON with authors with the command
release-notes-generator feed-authors <path>
.You can check the current authors table (and use it as a template as well) with the command
release-notes-generator print-authors