AUTOMATED Release Notes - GitHub Checkout

GitHub is where developers come to learn and celebrate what’s new in open source, and where maintainers share, collaborate and celebrate their community’s work. One of the most important parts of the software development life cycle is delivering your software to those who use it. Today, we are sharing some recent improvements we’ve made to GitHub Releases in a new public beta to make it easier to create and communicate compelling, high-quality releases while encouraging collaboration and engagement from the community.
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[@carlesmatamasip2091]

I love this new feature! I was doing some kind of list like that manually in each release, so it will save us a lot of time! Thank you!

[@remoteflags5676]

Very cool.
Could you please add a link to a sample project or the create-github-release action ?

[@noelrohi9745]

can i get a more detailed video on to integrate it

[@MuhammadRehanSaeed]

I use release-drafter which is a very similar tool but more advanced. This is missing:
- Autolabelling based on files changed.
- Using major minor and patch labels on your PR's to auto draft a release note with version number.
- The release note is created as a draft for me. I just need to go in and publish it.
Any plans to add these features?

[@bdougie]

Release drafter is a great action/app, I use it as well.
We have plans to keep iterating on how releases work. Be sure to check out other announcements at GitHub Universe.

[@jondoesmith9598]

Careful encrypt details

[@paulneese2672]

HELP ME WITH MY REPOSITORIES!

[@sharkman3376]

I disliked due to github light mode