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@icebreakers/changelog-github

v2.1.1

Published

Changesets GitHub changelog formatter for the repoctl development toolchain

Readme

@icebreakers/changelog-github

Overview

@icebreakers/changelog-github is a drop-in replacement for @changesets/changelog-github that keeps the familiar tuple signature while adding repo-aware formatting tweaks we rely on across Icebreaker workspaces. It renders richer metadata, supports custom summary hints, and boots with dotenv so local CLI runs behave the same as CI.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22.13 or newer
  • A GitHub token exposed via GITHUB_TOKEN, GH_TOKEN, or .env

Installation

pnpm add -D @changesets/cli @icebreakers/changelog-github

Quick Start

Point the Changesets config at the Icebreaker formatter and declare your repository slug:

org/repo is a placeholder; replace it with the GitHub repository that consumes this formatter.

{
  "changelog": [
    "@icebreakers/changelog-github",
    { "repo": "org/repo" }
  ]
}

Run pnpm changeset as usual—generated changelogs will now use the enhanced formatter.

Key Differences from @changesets/changelog-github

  • Summary tags – recognises leading pr:, commit:, and author: / user: directives (case-insensitive) to override GitHub metadata while keeping the rest of the summary intact.
  • Short commit links – when you supply a commit: tag, the formatter renders the shortened SHA as a hyperlink (and shows it alongside the PR link when both are provided).
  • Optimized formatting – uses a clean, multi-line layout with essential metadata only. Removes redundant separators and labels for better readability on GitHub.
  • Dotenv bootstrapping – automatically loads .env before hitting the GitHub API, matching local development to CI without extra wiring.
  • Dependency section – lists dependency bumps with consistent Markdown indentation and links any backing commits for extra context.

All other behaviours (tuple arguments, required repo option, rendered layout) remain compatible with the upstream formatter, so migrating simply switches the package name.

Writing Changeset Summaries

Leverage the summary tags to control the metadata the formatter displays:

pr: #42
commit: 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678
author: @octocat

Add optional `tailwind-config` flag to the lint preset

- accepts a relative path to `tailwind.config.ts`
- falls back to the workspace root when unset

The rendered changelog entry becomes:

- ✨ **Add optional `tailwind-config` flag** [#42] [`1234567`](https://github.com/org/repo/commit/1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678) by @octocat
  - accepts a relative path to `tailwind.config.ts`
  - falls back to the workspace root when unset

GitHub Authentication

Set GITHUB_TOKEN (or GH_TOKEN) with a token that can read public repo metadata. During local development you can store it in .env; the formatter calls dotenv/config automatically, so no extra setup is required.

Troubleshooting

  • Missing repo error – ensure the tuple includes your org/repo string; the formatter throws early when it is absent.
  • Empty metadata – verify the GitHub token is available to the process and that the commit/PR exists in the target repo.
  • Summary tags ignored – tags must appear at the top of the summary, each on its own line, before the main description content.

Project links

  • Documentation: https://repoctl.icebreaker.top
  • Repository: https://github.com/icelib/repoctl/tree/main/packages/changelog-github
  • Issues: https://github.com/icelib/repoctl/issues