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Where to find a changelog? #750
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I haven't upgraded haul on my project for quite some time, now all my @haul-bundler/* packages are all outdated. How should I approach upgrading?
I noticed one of the patches was merged that I need but I have no idea if it was released.
It's not the first time I encountered this. Simply having changelog would make this much easier.
Reacted by Kir Belevich
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zamotany commentedon Jul 8, 2020
I agree, there's much to be done in terms of maintenance, changelog etc. For now, the best source of truth is to look a commit history: https://github.com/callstack/haul/commits/master
There are
chore: publishcommits which contain published packages and their versions, so when you find a patch/commit you're interested, check if it haschore: publishcommit above it.meznaric commentedon Jul 8, 2020
Thanks for swift response! I see how it works now, basically versions don't necessarily need to match, they are released/upgraded as needed. Commits in between will tell me what the change was.
I see you put a "good first issue" tag to it, what do you imagine as part of this?
I can see 2 things being done:
zamotany commentedon Jul 8, 2020
The process of generating changelog can be automated by Learn, which we use for managing monorepo, so it boils down to add proper options to
lernacommands to generate it since the commit messages follow Conventional Commits: https://github.com/lerna/lerna/tree/master/commands/version#--conventional-commitsThe cherry on top would be also a automatic Github Releases creation, but that's more complex so can be left for later.