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I recently did a release of Ash that generated a change log with a heap of extra stuff in it. I'm guessing that it's because I didn't have the previous version's tag fetched locally so the diff was incorrectly generated.
This should probably be detected and the command aborted with an error.
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I wonder how we could detect this...while semantic versions have meaning between each other, they don't necessarily have an explicit "step" between versions enforce. i.e the next version after 2.1.0-charmander could be 2.2.0-charizard. We could apply a heuristic and warn on common patterns though?
I recently did a release of Ash that generated a change log with a heap of extra stuff in it. I'm guessing that it's because I didn't have the previous version's tag fetched locally so the diff was incorrectly generated.
This should probably be detected and the command aborted with an error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: