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# Modif
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Forgejo unfortunately doesn't support autogenerating release changelogs, and while a lot of tooling already exists out here to tackle that sort of problem, it often does far too much extra for my taste. Thus, `modif` seeks to do one thing and do it well: generate simple markdown changelogs from commit history data (and later, validate that commits comply with a desired format for those logs).
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## Install
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This isn't published anywhere, but can be installed directly from source control via `pipx` or `pip`:
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```sh
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# With pipx
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pipx install git+https://forge.karnov.club/marc/modif.git
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# With pip
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pip install git+https://forge.karnov.club/marc/modif.git
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```
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The repository can also be pulled down to put it together yourself.
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## Usage
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### Generating changelogs from commit ranges
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Changelogs can be generated based on a start and end reference:
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```sh
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modif log --from=<reference> --to=<reference>
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```
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Using the `--raw` flag will output the changelog markdown without any colours or headers - the output otherwise has
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extra messaging that isn't part of the changelog itself.
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### Commit format
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Some assumptions are made about commit message formatting that will later be made more configurable. It is expected that commits conforms to the [Conventional Commit](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/) scheme.
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