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release-notes

Skill2.9k starsChanged 6 days agoAGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Write OpenFront changelog text for any commit range without touching GitHub - `/release-notes v0.35.3..v35` gives the one-block patch section for the next hotfix, `/release-notes --major v35` (or "v36 beta") gives the full Overview-plus-sections body for a .0 beta from everything on main since the branch point that hasn't already shipped in a v0.35.x patch, and `/release-notes v0.36.0-beta1..main` gives what a later beta adds. Use whenever the user asks for a changelog, patch notes, release notes, "what's in" or "what's missing from" a version, a block for a hotfix, or notes for a beta, even without saying "skill". For actually cutting the draft release, hand off to /release.

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