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0:36Changelogs write themselves now: a GitHub Action watches every push, summarizes the changes with AI, and opens a PR against my Next.js site. Set it once, forget it.
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If you are still writing your changelogs by hand, you should consider this. What I'm doing is I'm generating a YAML file for GitHub. Basically GitHub has something called GitHub Actions. What this will do is it will, on every add-on push. So I have a Google Workspace add-on and every something will change. We push that code to main, even though we have to deploy separately, but we maintain that. Now, whenever that is done, what I am going to do is it's going to take a summary, write a changelog and create a PR for my next year's website. If this is something complicated, comment link and share the whole details. But basically you can write your changelog with a YAML.