cog-changelog(1)

📦 version 7.0.0, in arch rolling

💖 NAME 💖

okay so bestie, welcome to cog-changelog(1) from the General Commands Manual — this one is literally all about displaying a changelog for the given commit oid range. yes ma'am, commit oid range. we love a range. 🎀

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

cog-changelog [-a|--at] [-t|--template] [-r|--remote] [-o|--owner]
[--repository] [-u|--unified] [-h|--help] [PATTERN]

🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

Display a changelog for the given commit oid range.

that's the whole vibe. you give it a commit oid range, it gives you the changelog. iconic behavior, no cap. 💅

🦋 OPTIONS 🦋

  • -a, --at <AT> — generate the changelog for a specific git tag. like, you point at a tag and it does its little changelog thing for that exact spot. ⭐
  • -t, --template <TEMPLATE> — generate the changelog with the given template. possible values are 'remote', 'full_hash', 'default', or the path to your template. if you don't specify it, cog will use the cog.toml template config or fall back to 'default'. so yes, it has a whole little outfit-picking situation going on. 👑
  • -r, --remote <REMOTE> — url to use during template generation. it's giving "tell me where to look" energy. 🌈
  • -o, --owner <OWNER> — repository owner to use during template generation. gotta credit the owner, periodt. 🫶
  • --repository <REPOSITORY> — name of the repository used during template generation. yes, the actual repo name, not a nickname. 😭
  • -u, --unified — combine package and global changes into one changelog. one changelog to rule them all, fr fr. 🔥
  • -h, --help — print help (see a summary with '-h'). cute little reminder that '-h' gives you the summary version. 💀
  • [PATTERN] — generate the changelog in the given spec range. this is the optional pattern bestie, the spec range, the whole point. 🧚
lowkey important: the template fallback chain is cog.toml template config first, then 'default'. that's not me guessing, that's literally what the page says. 💜

and that's the page, bestie! 💖 this little sign-off situation: the footer says cog-changelog and cog-changelog(1) — so yeah, it's the General Commands Manual, it's cog-changelog(1), and the footer is just out here repeating the name like a hype girl. no date in sight, so I'm not making one up. slay. 🎀✨

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