Hi, as I can see, you are carefully fill tags and labels for issues in your repo.
For such cases I create a github_changelog_generator, that generate change log file based on tags, issues and merged pull requests from :octocat: Issue Tracker.
This PR add change log file to your repo (generated by this script).
You can check, how it is look like here: Change Log
Some essential features, that has this script:
it exclude not-related to changelog issues (any issue, that has label questionduplicateinvalidwontfix )
You can easily update this file in future by simply run script: github_changelog_generator nicklockwood/AutoCoding in your repo folder and it make your Change Log file up-to-date again!
Hi, as I can see, you are carefully fill tags and labels for issues in your repo.
For such cases I create a github_changelog_generator, that generate change log file based on tags, issues and merged pull requests from :octocat: Issue Tracker.
This PR add change log file to your repo (generated by this script). You can check, how it is look like here: Change Log
Some essential features, that has this script:
questionduplicateinvalidwontfix)mergedpull-requests)bugin issue)enhancementin issue)w/o any labels)You can easily update this file in future by simply run script:
github_changelog_generator nicklockwood/AutoCodingin your repo folder and it make your Change Log file up-to-date again!Hope you find this commit as useful. :wink: