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matatk avatar matatk commented on June 14, 2024 1

Hi @webpro. I am running version 14.11.6 of release-it and version 3.3.0 of the plugin (the latest). Thanks for the debug command line. I found some interesting stuff, in that it does appear that the plugin is receiving and passing the option along. First, here's where it picks up the config:

  release-it:plugins {
  release-it:plugins   namespace: 'conventional-changelog',
  release-it:plugins   options: {
  release-it:plugins     infile: 'CHANGELOG.md',
  release-it:plugins     preset: {
  release-it:plugins       header: 'Changelog',
  release-it:plugins       name: 'conventionalcommits',
  release-it:plugins       types: [Array]
  release-it:plugins     },
  release-it:plugins     writerOpts: {
  release-it:plugins       headerPartial: '## {{#if @root.linkCompare~}} [{{version}}]({{host}}/{{owner}}/{{repository}}/compare/{{previousTag}}...{{currentTag}}) {{~else}} {{~version}} {{~/if}} {{~#if title}} "{{title}}" {{~/if}} {{~#if date}} ({{date}}) {{/if}}\n'
  release-it:plugins     },
  release-it:plugins     tagPrefix: ''
  release-it:plugins   }
  release-it:plugins } +0ms

Later, it still has that header setting:

  release-it:conventional-changelog {
  release-it:conventional-changelog   increment: undefined,
  release-it:conventional-changelog   latestVersion: '2.10.1',
  release-it:conventional-changelog   isPreRelease: false,
  release-it:conventional-changelog   preReleaseId: undefined
  release-it:conventional-changelog } +0ms
  release-it:conventional-changelog conventionalRecommendedBump {
  options: {
    infile: 'CHANGELOG.md',
    preset: {
      header: 'Changelog',
      name: 'conventionalcommits',
      types: [Array]
    },
    writerOpts: {
      headerPartial: '## {{#if @root.linkCompare~}} [{{version}}]({{host}}/{{owner}}/{{repository}}/compare/{{previousTag}}...{{currentTag}}) {{~else}} {{~version}} {{~/if}} {{~#if title}} "{{title}}" {{~/if}} {{~#if date}} ({{date}}) {{/if}}\n'
    },
    tagPrefix: ''
  }
} +0ms
  release-it:conventional-changelog {
  release-it:conventional-changelog   err: null,
  release-it:conventional-changelog   result: {
  release-it:conventional-changelog     level: 2,
  release-it:conventional-changelog     reason: 'There are 0 BREAKING CHANGES and 0 features',
  release-it:conventional-changelog     releaseType: 'patch'
  release-it:conventional-changelog   }
  release-it:conventional-changelog } +39ms
  release-it:conventional-changelog conventionalChangelog {
  options: {
    releaseCount: 1,
    infile: 'CHANGELOG.md',
    preset: {
      header: 'Changelog',
      name: 'conventionalcommits',
      types: [Array],
      issuePrefixes: [Array],
      issueUrlFormat: '{{host}}/{{owner}}/{{repository}}/issues/{{id}}',
      commitUrlFormat: '{{host}}/{{owner}}/{{repository}}/commit/{{hash}}',
      compareUrlFormat: '{{host}}/{{owner}}/{{repository}}/compare/{{previousTag}}...{{currentTag}}',
      userUrlFormat: '{{host}}/{{user}}'
    },
    tagPrefix: ''
  },
  context: { version: '2.10.2', previousTag: '2.10.1', currentTag: '2.10.2' },
  gitRawCommitsOpts: {
    debug: [Function: debug] {
      namespace: 'release-it:conventional-changelog',
      useColors: true,
      color: 32,
      extend: [Function: extend],
      destroy: [Function: deprecated],
      enabled: [Getter/Setter],
      inspectOpts: [Object],
      diff: 1,
      prev: 1634408217932,
      curr: 1634408217933
    }
  },
  parserOpts: undefined,
  writerOpts: {
    headerPartial: '## {{#if @root.linkCompare~}} [{{version}}]({{host}}/{{owner}}/{{repository}}/compare/{{previousTag}}...{{currentTag}}) {{~else}} {{~version}} {{~/if}} {{~#if title}} "{{title}}" {{~/if}} {{~#if date}} ({{date}}) {{/if}}\n'
  }
} +1ms
  release-it:conventional-changelog Your git-log command is:
  release-it:conventional-changelog git log --format=%B%n-hash-%n%H%n-gitTags-%nNaN%n-committerDate-%n%ci%n------------------------ >8 ------------------------ 2.10.1 --no-merges
  release-it:conventional-changelog Your git-log command is:
  release-it:conventional-changelog git log --format=%B%n-hash-%n%H%n-gitTags-%nNaN%n-committerDate-%n%ci%n------------------------ >8 ------------------------ 2.10.1..HEAD --no-merges

But the generated changelog still doesn't have the header prepended to it:

  release-it:config {
  release-it:config   name: 'landmarks',
  release-it:config   latestVersion: '2.10.1',
  release-it:config   version: '2.10.2',
  release-it:config   changelog: '## [2.10.2](https://github.com/matatk/landmarks/compare/2.10.1...2.10.2) (2021-10-16) \n' +
  release-it:config     '\n' +
  release-it:config     '\n' +
  release-it:config     '### Builds\n' +
  release-it:config     '\n' +
  release-it:config     '* **Changelog:** Try release-it ([8e3cc78](https://github.com/matatk/landmarks/commit/8e3cc7864a9bfd637b52470d0f73c14762332666))\n' +
  release-it:config     '* Improve reviewer info script ([#456](https://github.com/matatk/landmarks/issues/456)) ([086041d](https://github.com/matatk/landmarks/commit/086041d79a812d88eaa7d6ed6bab7f538742f4ab))'
  release-it:config } +112ms

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lpreterite avatar lpreterite commented on June 14, 2024 1

I have the same problem.

This plug-in just inserts the changlog produced by the conventional-changelog into the file. For example, after setting the header configuration and taking effect, the effect obtained is not ideal.

like this:

# Changelog

This document lists breaking changes for each major release.

See the GitHub Releases page for detailed changelogs:
[https://github.com/release-it/release-it/releases](https://github.com/release-it/release-it/releases)

## v14

- Removed `global` property from plugins. Use `this.config[key]` instead.
- Removed deprecated `npm.access` option. Set this in `package.json` instead.

# Changelog

This document lists breaking changes for each major release.

See the GitHub Releases page for detailed changelogs:
[https://github.com/release-it/release-it/releases](https://github.com/release-it/release-it/releases)

## v13

- Dropped support for Node v8
- Dropped support for GitLab v11.6 and lower.
- Deprecated `scripts` are removed (in favor of [hooks](https://github.com/release-it/release-it#hooks)).
- Removed deprecated `--non-interactive` (`-n`) argument. Use `--ci` instead.
- Removed old `%s` and `[REV_RANGE]` syntax in command substitutions. Use `${version}` and `${latestTag}` instead.

You can see me here for details: #18

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webpro avatar webpro commented on June 14, 2024

Assuming you're using the latest version of the plugin? Please use DEBUG=release-it:* release-it [...] for a better understanding of what's going on and what eventually gets passed to the underlying dependency.

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webpro avatar webpro commented on June 14, 2024

This is now fixed, right? With a single page header as documented.

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matatk avatar matatk commented on June 14, 2024

Hi @webpro. I'm still experiencing this problem, with the current version 5.1.0 of this plugin (and version 15.4.1 of release-it). I've tried setting header to both "Changelog" and "# Changelog" but neither appears at the top of the file.

Update: Yes, this is working for me as documented; thanks!

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