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Generate release notes from git log since last tag, following [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com) and project conventions
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| name | draft-release-notes |
| description | Generate release notes from git log since last tag, following [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com) and project conventions |
Generate formatted release notes by reading commits since the last git tag.
/draft-release-notes — generate notes from the last tag to HEAD
/release-notes <from-tag> — generate notes from a specific tag to HEAD
/release-notes <from-tag> <to-tag> — generate notes between two tags
Determine range. If no arguments, find the latest tag with git tag --sort=-v:refname | head -1 and use <latest-tag>..HEAD. If arguments provided, use those.
Read commits. Run git log <range> --oneline --no-merges to get the commit list. Also run git log <range> --oneline --merges to capture PR merge commits (these have the PR title and number).
Read changed code when needed. For commits with unclear messages, read the actual changed files (git show <sha> --stat then read key files) to understand what the change does from a user's perspective.
Categorize. Group changes using Keep a Changelog types. Only include categories that have entries:
Format output. Use this template:
## v<version> — <YYYY-MM-DD>
**Added:**
- Description of feature
- Sub-detail of feature if it has multiple notable parts
**Changed:**
- Description of change
**Fixed:**
- Description of fix
Follow the conventions established in existing releases:
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