Version 0.4.0

• [Improved] documentation of default values
• [Changed] behavoir when using old config file
• [Changed] version to 0.4.0
• [Fixed] unit tests for new parser internals
• [Added] possibility to use custom categories
  • [Changed] internal parser structure to use nom methods

Version 0.3.0

• [Changed] templating to work with arrays of tables
  • [Fixed] ordering within templates
• [Changed] version to 0.3.0
• [Added] example image to README.md file
• [Added] example image for the output
• [Improved] RFC0002 description about footers
• [Changed] bash/fish completions path to the repository path during setup

Version 0.2.0

• Added footer accumulation including templating support
  • Added configuration option enable_footers
  • Improved documentation about it
  • Improved unit tests to increase test coverage
• Improved internal code structure by reorganizing traits
• Changed travis to run code coverage only on nightly builds

Version 0.1.0

This is the initial release of git-journal and their library gitjournal

The following features are supported by now:

• General
  • Generation of completions for bash and fish shell during setup.
• Journal generation and output
  • Automatic up-level repository search if a sub path of a git repository was specified.
  • Custom commit ranges or different git commit starting points for parsing.
  • Run in a different specified path than the current working directory (-p).
  • Parse and print the complete history (-a) or the past n releases (-n).
  • Print a short version of the commit history based on the commit message summary (-s).
  • Output the parsed log in valid Markdown to the command line or a file (-o).
  • Custom git tag exclude pattern, e.g. rc tags (-e).
  • Enable/Disable debug message output.
  • Enable/Disable colored output via the command line.
  • Automatic wrapping of commit message categories in square brackets.
  • Templating support including tag and name mapping.
• Preparation and Verification of commit messages
  • Automatic installation of git hooks inside the local repository.
  • Generation of default configuration file during setup.
  • Commit message validation based on implemented parser.
  • Message preparation with custom commit prefix (config) and differentiation between amended and new commits