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Comparing version 1.98.0 to 1.99.0

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package.json
{
"version": "1.98.0",
"version": "1.99.0",
"name": "git-changelog-command-line",

@@ -4,0 +4,0 @@ "homepage": "https://github.com/tomasbjerre/git-changelog-command-line",

@@ -166,4 +166,4 @@ # Git Changelog Command Line

```shell
-cl, --custom-issue-link <string> Custom issue link. Supports
variables like ${PATTERN_GROUP_1} to
-cl, --custom-issue-link <string> Custom issue link. Supports
variables like ${PATTERN_GROUP_1} to
inject variables from pattern.

@@ -178,12 +178,12 @@ <string>: any string

Default: null
-ct, --custom-issue-title <string> Custom issue title. Supports
variables like ${PATTERN_GROUP_1} to
-ct, --custom-issue-title <string> Custom issue title. Supports
variables like ${PATTERN_GROUP_1} to
inject variables from pattern.
<string>: any string
Default: null
-df, --date-format <string> Format to use when printing
-df, --date-format <string> Format to use when printing
dates.
<string>: any string
Default: YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
-eh, --extended-headers <string> Extended headers that will send
-eh, --extended-headers <string> Extended headers that will send
when access JIRA. e.g. -eh CF-Access-

@@ -193,9 +193,9 @@ Client-ID:abcde12345xyz.access [Supports Multiple occurrences]

Default: Empty list
-ex, --extended-variables <string> Extended variables that will be
-ex, --extended-variables <string> Extended variables that will be
available as {{extended.*}}. -ex "{\"
var1\": \"val1\"}" will print out
var1\": \"val1\"}" will print out
"val1" for a template like "{{extended.
var1}}"
<string>: any string
Default:
Default:
-fc, --from-commit <string> From commit.

@@ -211,23 +211,27 @@ <string>: any string

<string>: any string
Default:
Default:
-glpn, --gitlab-project-name <string> GitLab project name.
<string>: any string
Default:
Default:
-gls, --gitlab-server <string> GitLab server, like https:
//gitlab.com/.
<string>: any string
Default:
Default:
-glt, --gitlab-token <string> GitLab API token.
<string>: any string
Default:
-gtok, --github-token <string> GitHub API OAuth2 token. You
can get it from: curl -u
'yourgithubuser' -d '{"note":"Git Changelog
Default:
-gtok, --github-token <string> GitHub API OAuth2 token. You
can get it from: curl -u
'yourgithubuser' -d '{"note":"Git Changelog
Lib"}' https://api.github.
com/authorizations
<string>: any string
Default:
Default:
-h, --help <argument-to-print-help-for> <argument-to-print-help-for>: an argument to print help for
Default: If no specific parameter is given the whole usage text is given
-ini, --ignore-commits-without-issue Ignore commits that is not
-handlebars-helper-file, -hhf <path> Can be used to add extra
helpers.
<path>: a file path
Default: /home/bjerre/workspace/git-changelog/git-changelog-command-line/.
-ini, --ignore-commits-without-issue Ignore commits that is not
included in any issue.

@@ -238,45 +242,49 @@ Default: disabled

<string>: any string
Default:
-ip, --ignore-pattern <string> Ignore commits where pattern
Default:
-ip, --ignore-pattern <string> Ignore commits where pattern
matches message.
<string>: any string
Default: ^Merge.*
-itp, --ignore-tag-pattern <string> Ignore tags that matches
regular expression. Can be used to
ignore release candidates and only
-itp, --ignore-tag-pattern <string> Ignore tags that matches
regular expression. Can be used to
ignore release candidates and only
include actual releases.
<string>: any string
Default: null
-jba, --jira-basic-auth <string> Optional token to authenticate
-jba, --jira-basic-auth <string> Optional token to authenticate
with Jira.
<string>: any string
Default: \\b[a-zA-Z]([a-zA-Z]+)-([0-9]+)\\b
-jbt, --jira-bearer <string> Optional token to authenticate
with Jira.
<string>: any string
Default: \\b[a-zA-Z]([a-zA-Z]+)-([0-9]+)\\b
-jp, --jira-pattern <string> Jira issue pattern.
<string>: any string
Default: \\b[a-zA-Z]([a-zA-Z]+)-([0-9]+)\\b
-jpw, --jira-password <string> Optional password to
-jpw, --jira-password <string> Optional password to
authenticate with Jira.
<string>: any string
Default: \\b[a-zA-Z]([a-zA-Z]+)-([0-9]+)\\b
-js, --jiraServer <string> Jira server. When a Jira server
is given, the title of the Jira
-js, --jiraServer <string> Jira server. When a Jira server
is given, the title of the Jira
issues can be used in the changelog.
<string>: any string
Default: null
-ju, --jira-username <string> Optional username to
-ju, --jira-username <string> Optional username to
authenticate with Jira.
<string>: any string
Default: \\b[a-zA-Z]([a-zA-Z]+)-([0-9]+)\\b
-mavp, --major-version-pattern <string> Commit messages matching this,
optional, regular expression will trigger
-mavp, --major-version-pattern <string> Commit messages matching this,
optional, regular expression will trigger
new major version.
<string>: any string
Default: null
-mivp, --minor-version-pattern <string> Commit messages matching this,
optional, regular expression will trigger
-mivp, --minor-version-pattern <string> Commit messages matching this,
optional, regular expression will trigger
new minor version.
<string>: any string
Default: ^[Ff]eat.*
-ni, --no-issue-name <string> Name of virtual issue that
contains commits that has no issue
-ni, --no-issue-name <string> Name of virtual issue that
contains commits that has no issue
associated.

@@ -287,19 +295,19 @@ <string>: any string

<string>: any string
Default:
-pavp, --patch-version-pattern <string> Commit messages matching this,
optional, regular expression will trigger
Default:
-pavp, --patch-version-pattern <string> Commit messages matching this,
optional, regular expression will trigger
new patch version.
<string>: any string
Default: null
-phv, --print-highest-version Print the highest version,
-phv, --print-highest-version Print the highest version,
determined by tags in repo, and exit.
Default: disabled
-phvt, --print-highest-version-tag Print the tag corresponding to
-phvt, --print-highest-version-tag Print the tag corresponding to
highest version, and exit.
Default: disabled
-pnv, --print-next-version Print the next version,
determined by commits since highest
-pnv, --print-next-version Print the next version,
determined by commits since highest
version, and exit.
Default: disabled
-ptf, --prepend-to-file <string> Add the changelog to top of
-ptf, --prepend-to-file <string> Add the changelog to top of
given file.

@@ -312,8 +320,8 @@ <string>: any string

-rhh, --register-handlebars-helper <string> Handlebar helpers, https:
//handlebarsjs.com/guide/block-helpers.html,
to register and use in given
//handlebarsjs.com/guide/block-helpers.html,
to register and use in given
template.
<string>: any string
Default:
-ri, --remove-issue-from-message Dont print any issues in the
Default:
-ri, --remove-issue-from-message Dont print any issues in the
messages of commits.

@@ -324,21 +332,21 @@ Default: disabled

Default: #([0-9]+)
-rmpw, --redmine-password <string> Optional password to
-rmpw, --redmine-password <string> Optional password to
authenticate with Redmine.
<string>: any string
Default:
-rms, --redmine-server <string> Redmine server. When a Redmine
server is given, the title of the
Redmine issues can be used in the
Default:
-rms, --redmine-server <string> Redmine server. When a Redmine
server is given, the title of the
Redmine issues can be used in the
changelog.
<string>: any string
Default: null
-rmt, --redmine-token <string> Optional token/api-key to
-rmt, --redmine-token <string> Optional token/api-key to
authenticate with Redmine.
<string>: any string
Default:
-rmu, --redmine-username <string> Optional username to
Default:
-rmu, --redmine-username <string> Optional username to
authenticate with Redmine.
<string>: any string
Default:
-rt, --readable-tag-name <string> Pattern to extract readable
Default:
-rt, --readable-tag-name <string> Pattern to extract readable
part of tag.

@@ -350,4 +358,4 @@ <string>: any string

Default: null
--show-debug-info Please run your command with
this parameter and supply output
--show-debug-info Please run your command with
this parameter and supply output
when reporting bugs.

@@ -357,3 +365,3 @@ Default: disabled

Default: disabled
-t, --template <string> Template to use. A default
-t, --template <string> Template to use. A default
template will be used if not specified.

@@ -370,3 +378,3 @@ <string>: any string

<string>: any string
Default:
Default:
-tps, --template-partial-suffix <string> File ending for partials.

@@ -378,9 +386,9 @@ <string>: any string

Default: refs/heads/master
-tz, --time-zone <string> TimeZone to use when printing
-tz, --time-zone <string> TimeZone to use when printing
dates.
<string>: any string
Default: UTC
-ut, --untagged-name <string> When listing commits per tag,
this will by the name of a virtual
tag that contains commits not
-ut, --untagged-name <string> When listing commits per tag,
this will by the name of a virtual
tag that contains commits not
available in any git tag.

@@ -387,0 +395,0 @@ <string>: any string

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