Closed traversaro closed 7 years ago
As already noted in https://github.com/robotology/mex-wholebodymodel/commit/13d8390d91fc5540bbd2703ae7d878cae66a37c9#commitcomment-20813414 , the changelog of each release should link at the differences between the tag of the released versions and the previous release, while in https://github.com/robotology/mex-wholebodymodel/commit/13d8390d91fc5540bbd2703ae7d878cae66a37c9#commitcomment-20813414 the release 0.2 is linked to the differences between the branch master and the branch recovery, that at this moment point at the same commit (this is exactly why you should use tags rather than branches for the changelogs.
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addressed in https://github.com/robotology/mex-wholebodymodel/commit/dcf188fc83c1c6f2a8ad7f4d9280640d9b0eee75
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7 years ago
As already noted in https://github.com/robotology/mex-wholebodymodel/commit/13d8390d91fc5540bbd2703ae7d878cae66a37c9#commitcomment-20813414 , the changelog of each release should link at the differences between the tag of the released versions and the previous release, while in https://github.com/robotology/mex-wholebodymodel/commit/13d8390d91fc5540bbd2703ae7d878cae66a37c9#commitcomment-20813414 the release 0.2 is linked to the differences between the branch
masterand the branchrecovery, that at this moment point at the same commit (this is exactly why you should usetagsrather thanbranchesfor the changelogs.