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Git2Log — Turn your Git commits into a beautiful changelog for free
This free tool takes your git commits and transforms them into a beautiful, customer friendly changelog. Keep your users informed about the latest updates and improvements effortlessly. Make a changelog in minutes, not weeks 🚀
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@ruben_buijs1 As a product manager, I can really feel how this affects customers' trust in us. It also provides them with a stable and instantaneous understanding of our product.
@ruben_buijs1 Huge congratulations on the launch! Wishing you all the success in the world. What feedback have you received so far?
@kjosephabraham Thanks Joseph. Not a crazy lot, you can view all feedback received here: https://app.productlift.dev/t/gi...
This is something that every SaaS founder should invest in!
ProductLift is amazing. We have been using it for Seodity for more than a year, and our users love it.
To satisfy your customers more, you should definitely use ProductLift.
And now.... with Git2Log, we will save a lot of time informing Seodity's users about updates.
Ruben, this is a game-changer! Thank you!
I once thought about doing this. Glad that you guys did. Looks fun!
Congrats on the launch! 🎉
@dmytro_krasun Not necessarily, it picks up quite a bit from short messages. But off course if you write "update 1" and "fix" it will not understand it :)
This is beautifully simple and easy to use. Love it 👍 could definitely use something like this for a more native changelog section to our landing page.
Very nice @ruben_buijs1 !! No more reason for us not to display a changelog :)
This looks great and very useful. We have open source repos that we would love to use it for. I tried with some commit log and it generated a really nice change log. However, when I click on 'Get Started for Free" and signup, I see a lot of different options but can't find any place where I could just point to my git repo and it starts generating logs. Looks like it's more about selling other features than the changelog.
@khurram_mahmood1 Awesome, Khurram! I should have sent you an (automated) email. Let's touch base over email and I am happy to get this setup for you :)
Congrats on the launch! I'm curious about how customizable the changelog format is and if it supports different styling options to match a project's branding.
@r_martirosyan
Thanks, Roman!
The idea is that the output follows the framework you already use (e.g., Tailwind). However, if you want more customization, you can import the changelog items as a CSV into a tool like ProductLift (https://www.productlift.dev/chan...). This allows for extensive customization, including branding colors and additional (S)CSS changes.
Automating changelog creation from git commits is clever. It looks like a great time-saver for developers.
Does Git2Log have any features to customize or edit the generated changelog before finalizing?
Congratulations on launching Git2Log, Ruben!
@kyrylosilin Thanks! It is also interesting to see it works quite well.
Good point, not that many yet apart from selecting the framework.
What kind of customization would you like to see?
@kyrylosilin Good idea, I have added it to the Git2Log vote list here: https://app.productlift.dev/p/ba...
You can vote on the item to automatically keep up to date :)
This is indeed a great product, in the site can be pasted into the git commit history to generate logs for display, convenient and efficient.
However, as a front-end developer, there is a small suggestion, if you can provide a npm package to allow developers to automate the update log output every time in the CD, it would be even better.
@kritinvong Great to hear Kritin, glad you like it. Let me know if you have any feedback :)
Git2Log is a lifesaver for developers! Automating the changelog generation from Git commits saves so much time and effort. This tool is a must-have for any development team. Great job!
@siyam_sahin Thanks a lot Siyam, glad you like it. Any suggestions to improve it further?
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