@Tangerino That's a good idea. Do you know any automatic way to generate a changelog from a README file?

Not really but I found this interesting

https://blogs.sap.com/2018/06/22/generating-release-notes-from-git-commit-messages-using-basic-shell-commands-gitgrep/

can i work on it???

@YuvrajSHAD Sure! By the way, https://github.com/tiangolo/latest-changes might help.

@vinta python-semantic-release could be an easy to deploy solution here. It would use the commit messages and generate a CHANGELOG.md file, as well as creating major, minor and patch releases. Would just need to enforce commit message standards would need to adopt either the Angular commit style or the gitmoji style. There may be a way to enforce commit messages with a GitHub action that I am yet to find.

Example - Changelog.md

We can provide our bot called Kebechet. It can manage releases and generate a changelog using an ML model automatically. It's already available on GitHub and it operates on (more than 100+) our repositories. Let me know if you are interested, we can assist you with setup and let it operate for you on our side on our infrastructure. See this blog post for more info.

• an example of automatic changelog management
• an example on new version release request (just open an issue with specific title) and the requested new release triggered automatically with automatic release to PyPI by releasing pipeline

See docs of Kebechet for more info (version and update managers are relevant in this case)