git-cliff

Generates changelog files from the Git history by utilizing conventional commits as well as regex-powered custom parsers.

Runs as git-cliff|macOS, Linux, Windows|git-cliff.org

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40f99a29a99525c8d9357851622f886c8885aee676a4be92425885b35a600100

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4731 bytes

OptionsOn git-cliff itself

--verbose-v

Increases the logging verbosity

--init-i

Writes the default configuration file to cliff.toml

--latest-l

Processes the commits starting from the latest tag

--current

Processes the commits that belong to the current tag

--unreleased-u

Processes the commits that do not belong to a tag

--date-order

Sorts the tags chronologically

--context

Prints changelog context as JSON

--help-h

Prints help information

--version-V

Prints version information

--config-c

Sets the configuration file <path>

--workdir-w

Sets the working directory <path>

--repository-r

Sets the git repository <path>

--include-path

Sets the path to include related commits <pattern>

--exclude-path

Sets the path to exclude related commits <pattern>

--with-commit

Sets custom commit messages to include in the changelog <msg>

--prepend-p

Prepends entries to the given changelog file <path>

--output-o

Writes output to the given file <path>

--tag-t

Sets the tag for the latest version <tag>

--body-b

Sets the template for the changelog body <template>

--strip-s

Strips the given parts from the changelog <part>

--sort

Sets sorting of the commits inside sections <sort>

ArgumentsPositional, in order

<range>

Sets the commit range to process