v0.12.11 release post #551
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Good to hear it work 👍 I'll take a look at fixing the header you mentioned |
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- handle @author parsing when using . instead of , in the release version header - ensure ### prefixed Notable changes header - bumped changelog-url version too handle new v0.10.x releases Refs: #551 (comment) Fixes: #553 (comment)
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@phillipj FYI this is my first use of the release post script for <v4 and it worked like a charm, thankyou! I manually edited the ChangeLog text to be more markdowny but it was mostly fine as is. One tweak that could be made is that
Notable changes:doesn't come with a###on <v4, if we had that automatically added then the rest would be fine to go as is (although I'd personally still want to make the changelog more markdowny but that's not strictly necessary).