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gz-changelog

The gz-changelog command analyzes commits on the current branch compared to a specified base (defaulting to origin/main) and generates a Changelog.md-formatted summary organized by commit type: Features, Fixes, Documentation, Infrastructure/CI, and Refactor/Cleanup. Use this before releasing to quickly produce changelog entries, identify migration-worthy changes, and decide where to insert the summary in your changelog file.

Ver fuente Repositorio: ros2-claude-code-template

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mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harunkurtdev/ros2-claude-code-template/HEAD/.claude/commands/gz-changelog.md -o ~/.claude/commands/gz-changelog.md

Después abre una sesión nueva de Claude Code; el slash command carga automáticamente.

Definición

gz-changelog.md

Produce a Changelog-friendly summary of the current branch.

1. Determine the base ref: `$ARGUMENTS` if provided, else `origin/main`.
2. Show what's about to be summarised:
   `git log --oneline <base>..HEAD`
3. For each commit, classify it as one of:
   * **Features** (new public API or system),
   * **Fixes** (bug fix referenced by issue/PR),
   * **Documentation**,
   * **Infrastructure / CI**,
   * **Refactor / Cleanup**.
4. Group commits under those headings and produce bullets in the same
   style as the existing `Changelog.md`
   (`* Short imperative summary  \n    * [Pull request #NNNN](...)`).
5. Print the markdown block — do **not** edit `Changelog.md` automatically.
   Ask whether to insert it under the unreleased / upcoming section.
6. Flag any commits that look like they need a `Migration.md` note
   (API removals, default changes, plugin renames).

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