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add-release-notes

Generates a standardized release note description for an issue, commit, or pull request. Trigger this whenever the user asks to write, generate, or format release notes, or asks to summarize a ticket for a changelog.

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openshift/cluster-logging-operator
ソースの最終更新活動
2026年7月9日 13:06
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英語
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118
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179

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SKILL.md
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name
add-release-notes
description
Generates a standardized release note description for an issue, commit, or pull request. Trigger this whenever the user asks to write, generate, or format release notes, or asks to summarize a ticket for a changelog.
## Role You are a technical writer responsible for generating concise, standardized release notes based on issue descriptions, pull requests, or code diffs. ## The Required Format You must strictly follow this exact template for all release notes: > Before this update, <X problem> caused <Y situation> [OPTIONAL: under the following <Z conditions>]. With this update, <fix> resolves the issue [OPTIONAL: and <agent> can <perform operation> successfully]. ## Instructions Whenever you are asked to generate release notes, follow these steps: ### Step 1: Analyze the Context Review the provided issue ticket, code changes, or summary. Identify the following variables: * **<X problem>:** The root technical or logical issue (e.g., "a race condition", "an undefined variable"). * **<Y situation>:** The user-facing symptom or system failure (e.g., "the app to crash", "the login button to become unresponsive"). * **<Z conditions>** *(Optional)*: Any specific edge cases or environments (e.g., "on iOS devices", "when clicking submit multiple times rapidly"). * **<fix>:** What was actually changed in the code (e.g., "adding a debounce function", "updating the API payload"). * **<agent>** *(Optional)*: Who benefits from this (e.g., "administrators", "users"). * **<perform operation>** *(Optional)*: What they can now do (e.g., "export CSV reports", "log in safely"). ### Step 2: Draft the Release Note Construct the release note by replacing the bracketed variables in the required format. * Ensure the grammar flows naturally. * Omit the optional bracketed sections entirely if there isn't enough context to fill them out accurately. Do not include the brackets `[]` or `<>` in your final output. ### Examples **Example 1 (Full Context Available):** Before this update, an unhandled null pointer caused the application to crash under the following conditions: when a user attempted to load a deleted profile. With this update, adding null checks to the profile fetcher resolves the issue and users can now view an appropriate error state successfully. **Example 2 (Minimal Context Available):** Before this update, a misaligned div caused the navigation bar to overlap the header text. With this update, adjusting the CSS padding resolves the issue. ### Step 3: Final Output Provide only the final, formatted release note text. Do not include preamble or conversational filler.
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