Cairn — beta

== Description ==

Automatically generated changelogs read like a commit log because that is what they are, and users do not care that you bumped a dependency. Cairn drafts an entry from conventional commits between two tags and then stops, leaving a draft for a person to rewrite into something a reader benefits from.

Commits are grouped by type and each carries its hash, so an editor rewriting an entry can check what it actually did.

It reads from a repository you point it at over the API, or from a file your CI writes. Neither requires giving WordPress access to your source control.

== Screenshots ==

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== Installation ==

• Install and activate the plugin.
• Point it at a repository, or have CI post a commit list to the endpoint.
• Run wp cairn draft --from=v2.3.0 --to=v2.4.0.

It never publishes. Drafts are drafts, deliberately.

== Frequently asked questions ==

Which commit convention?

Conventional Commits by default, with a configurable pattern for anything else.

Does it need repository access?

Not necessarily. CI can post the commit list, which keeps credentials out of WordPress.

== Changelog ==