 Matthew Meszaros
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feat: fix the release notes so What's Changed renders as grouped sections instead of one crammed paragraph: the changelog step encoded newlines as %0A for the set-output command GitHub disabled in 2022, so all 50 commits collapsed into a single run-on line with literal %0A separators, and generate_release_notes:true alongside a hand-written body made GitHub append a second duplicate What's Changed section (44KB body on v0.2.1); a new .github/scripts/release-notes.sh now walks --first-parent so each PR is one entry, takes the PR title from the merge commit body, groups by conventional-commit type into Features/Fixes/Performance/Security/Documentation/Maintenance/Other, trims this repo's deliberately long subjects at a clause boundary, links the PR (or the commit for direct pushes), picks the previous tag via git tag --sort=-v:refname --merged so stable releases skip prereleases and still list what an rc covered, states truncation instead of silently cutting at 50, and the workflow passes the assembled body via body_path so no escaping layer remains
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2026-08-24 20:23:41 -07:00 |
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