An honest changelog loop: classifying release notes from GitHub webhooks
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Every development team knows the pattern: a week of work lands on main, and the changelog is written in the last five minutes before a release. The result is usually a raw dump of commit messages, or nothing at all. ChangelogForge (open beta) takes a different route. It connects to a GitHub reposit…
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- 2026-09-19 08:10 · DEV Community — AI
An honest changelog loop: classifying release notes from GitHub webhooks