Awesome C++ has a "changelog" section under all projects. You can find it next to the "Repo" button in the header. There are two features that make it unique.
- It is an aggregation of parsed "CHANGELOG.md" files and releases information from Github. This way, it is easier to see all changes in a single place and a uniform style.
- All changelogs are "emojified". This helps with identifying each change easier. Emojification is achieved by parsing each line and applying a specific emoji based on the first word or some other tokens.
The combination of the above two makes library changelogs on Awesome C++ unique.
As you know, an example is worth a 1,000 words 🚀
Changelog examples
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Ionic Framework 6.3.8 (November 22, 2022)
🐛 Bug Fixes
- modal: status bar style defaults to app settings (#26291) (a6c9e55), closes #26173
- normalize: normalize css resets button padding (#26214) (e14c947), closes #23928
- popover: popover positions correctly on all frameworks (#26306) (be9a399), closes #25337
- react: useIonRouter hook has stable router reference (#25000) (89e3cd6), closes #24987
- reorder-group: support custom components (#26289) (8425734), closes #19447
- segment: scrollable segments center button on click (#26285) (73ea64c), closes #25367
- toggle: rtl layout renders correctly in safari (#26315) (0932f89)
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Butterfly 1.2.0 (November 19, 2022)
👌 Support Compose
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Bugsnag 5.28.1 (October 19, 2022)
🐛 Bug fixes
- 🛠 Fixed rare thread-starvation issue where some internal failures could lead to deadlocks. This was most noticeable when attempting to call Bugsnag.start on an architecture (ABI) that was not packaged in the APK, and lead to an ANR instead of an error report. #1768