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1# Release notes
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3The outcome is the entry for the version being released in `CHANGELOG.md`. A user upgrading reads it without the commit log in front of them, so every line names what changed for them, never the commit, and anything that needs a step from them sits under its own `Upgrade` heading at the top.
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Release notes

The outcome is the entry for the version being released in CHANGELOG.md. A user upgrading reads it without the commit log in front of them, so every line names what changed for them, never the commit, and anything that needs a step from them sits under its own Upgrade heading at the top.

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5## What you cannot infer
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7- The range is the last `v*` tag to `HEAD` unless the user names one.
8- Groups are Added, Changed, Fixed, Removed, in that order; an empty group is left out. Dependency bumps are one line together.
9- Commits typed `chore`, `ci` and `test` are left out unless they change what a user sees.
10- A commit whose effect you cannot tell from its message is one question to the user, listing the commits, not a guess: a wrong line here reaches every user of the release.

What you cannot infer

  • The range is the last v* tag to HEAD unless the user names one.
  • Groups are Added, Changed, Fixed, Removed, in that order; an empty group is left out. Dependency bumps are one line together.
  • Commits typed chore, ci and test are left out unless they change what a user sees.
  • A commit whose effect you cannot tell from its message is one question to the user, listing the commits, not a guess: a wrong line here reaches every user of the release.
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12## Hand back
14Show the entry, name the commits you left out and why, and offer to tag.

Hand back

Show the entry, name the commits you left out and why, and offer to tag.

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