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What this guide covers
A documentary reading of the Keep a Changelog 1.1.0 page source: its principles, six change types, the Unreleased section, practices it calls bad, and the licence name. Useful for anyone writing release notes for media software or tools. Nothing was run, and the page calls itself an opinion.
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Keep a Changelog 1.1.0: what its page source says about changelogs, change types and the Unreleased section
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A documentary reading of the Keep a Changelog 1.1.0 page source: its principles, six change types, the Unreleased section, practices it calls bad, and the licence name. Useful for anyone writing release notes for media software or tools. Nothing was run, and the page calls itself an opinion.
Useful starting points
- The page says to list deprecations, removals and breaking changes if you do nothing else.
- It advises summarising noteworthy differences instead of pasting commit logs, which it calls noisy.
- A changelog covering only some changes can mislead readers into trusting it as the full record.
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