new-changelog

name	new-changelog
description	Create a changelog entry for the kuberise.io website from RELEASE_NOTES.md

New Changelog Entry

Create a new changelog entry in the website repo based on the release notes.

1. Read the latest release from RELEASE_NOTES.md

Read RELEASE_NOTES.md and identify the version to create a changelog for. If the user doesn't specify, use the latest non-DRAFT version. If a DRAFT version exists, ask if they want to use it.

2. Determine file number

Check existing changelog entries in ../https.kuberise.io/content/4.changelog/ to find the next sequential number. Current pattern: {N}.{major}-{minor}-{patch}.md.

3. Create the changelog file

Create ../https.kuberise.io/content/4.changelog/{N}.{major}-{minor}-{patch}.md.

Frontmatter format (all fields required by the versions collection schema):

---
title: "{X.Y.Z} - {Short Title from RELEASE_NOTES}"
description: "{One-sentence summary from the release notes}"
date: "{YYYY-MM-DD}"
image: {unsplash image URL}
---

For the image, use a relevant Unsplash URL with auto=format&fit=crop&w=800&q=80 parameters. Choose images related to the release theme (e.g., CLI tools, deployment, configuration).

4. Write the body

Convert the RELEASE_NOTES.md content to website-friendly Markdown:

• Start with a summary paragraph
• Use **Added:**, **Changed:**, **Removed:** etc. as bold text (not heading level)
• Keep the same content but format it for web readability
• Use backticks for code references

5. Update version badge

Also update the version field in ../https.kuberise.io/app/app.config.ts to the new version number.

6. Verify

• Confirm the changelog file number is sequential
• Confirm the frontmatter matches the schema (title, description, date, image - all required)
• Confirm app.config.ts version is updated