1. Use [towncrier][1] to generate release notes/CHANGELOG instead of
auto-generating it from git commit messages.
2. Move release scripts into a Justfile.
3. Only regenerate the top-level README file when making a release,
don't force it to be up to date in between releases.
Point 3 helps prevent documentation for unreleased changes from being
shown to users on GitHub, which may otherwise be confusing.
[1]: https://towncrier.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html#
This allows limiting the notes that will be exported using `--skip-tags` and `--only-tags`
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Co-authored-by: Martin Heuschober <martin.heuschober@posteo.net>
Co-authored-by: Nick Groenen <nick@groenen.me>
Co-authored-by: Martin Heuschober <martin_heuschober@trimble.com>
I have these hooks enabled on many of my projects, but for some reason
forgot them here which led to the issue described in
https://github.com/zoni/obsidian-export/pull/181
This should help prevent that from happening again.
This license achieves everything that dual-licensing under MIT + Apache
aims for, but without the weirdness of being under two licenses.
Having checked external contributions, I feel pretty confident that I
can unilaterally make this license change, as people have only
contributed a handful of one-line changes of no significance towards
copyrighted work up to this point.
This introduces a new `--start-at` CLI argument and corresponding
`start_at()` method on the Exporter type that allows exporting of only a
given subdirectory within a vault.
See the updated README file for more details on when and how this may be
used.
This removes mdBook in favor of a flat docs folder generating a single
`README.md` in the repository root.
Installation and usage instructions have also been expanded slightly.
