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mergelog

v1.2.0

Published

Format git log output as Markdown for merge and pull request descriptions

Downloads

497

Readme

mergelog

NPM package NPM downloads License: MIT

Format git commits as Markdown for merge and pull request descriptions

Why

  • Generate clean Markdown directly from git log
  • Optimized for GitLab and GitHub merge request descriptions
  • Automatically formats code-like terms with backticks
  • Detects issue references like #1234
  • Detects the repository main branch automatically
  • Supports clipboard output

Install

npm install mergelog -g

Usage

$ mergelog --help

mergelog

Format git commits as Markdown for merge/pull request descriptions.

Usage
  mergelog
  mergelog 3
  mergelog origin/main..HEAD
  mergelog 3 --no-code
  mergelog 3 --clipboard

Options
  -h, --help       Show this help screen
  -C, --no-code    Disable automatic backticks
  -c, --clipboard  Copy Markdown to the clipboard

Defaults
  No range:        detected upstream/default branch .. HEAD
  Number argument: last N commits, e.g. 3 -> -3

Output
  ### Commit subject

  Commit body

  Close #1234

Example output

### Tools: Improve startup logging

Show clearer restart and shutdown messages during local development.

### API: Deprecate timezone fields

Mark legacy timezone fields as deprecated in the API schema.

Close #1234

### Calendar: Fix week rendering for January 2027

Render calendar weeks using actual dates instead of ISO week numbers.