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Generate Awesome Git Changelogs with No Extra Tools

A simple one-liner script for generating awesome GitHub changelogs that you can copy & paste into your release history or a readme.md.

9 Jul 2019 • 1 min read

If you're looking to generate a markdown list of commits in your GitHub repository for use in I've got just the one-liner for you.

git --no-pager log --format="format:- %s [\`%h\`](https://github.com/example/example/commit/%h)"

Simply replace example/example with the path of your specific GitHub repository.

The text that is returned can be copy & pasted into your release history.

Craig Davison