Release notes are a wiki page nobody updates. How would you automate them from conventional commits?

Changelogs fail because discipline lives in people instead of gates. Enforce commit convention at merge time, generate at tag time, and know what automation cannot write.

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Changelogs fail because discipline lives in people instead of gates. Enforce commit convention at merge time, generate at tag time, and know what automation cannot write.

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