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Support customizing the tag header link in the changelog #54

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cabauman opened this issue Feb 11, 2022 · 1 comment
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Support customizing the tag header link in the changelog #54

cabauman opened this issue Feb 11, 2022 · 1 comment
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cabauman commented Feb 11, 2022

Current behavior: links to the tag page (example)

With standard-version, clicking on the version link in the changelog takes you to a nice diff page (example)

Maybe we should consider supporting both? .versionrc supports customizing the comparison link because it differs between providers. As an example here's the format for Bitbucket:

"compareUrlFormat": "{{host}}/{{owner}}/{{repository}}/compare/{{currentTag}}..{{previousTag}}"

Current and previous tag are reversed for Bitbucket and GitHub.

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petro-konopelko commented Apr 20, 2022

We would like to also have this feature to overwrite default link to release. Currently in the Azure devops it leads to the unknow page.
Current link
$"https://{_organization}@dev.azure.com/{_organization}/{_repository}/releases/tag/v{version}";
Our link to tag
$"https://{_organization}@dev.azure.com/{_organization}/{_repository}?version=GTv{version}";
So it would be great to provide custom configuration for the link format. And in that case it will be possible to pass link of comparison between tags

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