Create release.yml file for automatic release notes generation #152
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Adds a configuration file that lets GitHub automatically draft release notes based on the labels attached to PRs that will be included in that release. These drafted release notes can form a consistent basis for our changelog and manually expanded with context for certain PRs if needed. See also quaquel#138 (comment)
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Adds a configuration file
.github/release.ymlthat lets GitHub automatically draft release notes based on the labels attached to PRs that will be included in that release. These drafted release notes can form a consistent basis for our changelog and manually expanded with context for certain PRs if needed.The currently proposed labels are
breaking,feature,enhancement,bug,docs,ci,testing,dependency,maintenanceandpackaging. The last four are grouped in the changelog under Maintenance 🔧.See also #138 (comment) and Automatically generated release notes.