There should be a way to get release notes (even if manually)
See original GitHub issueRequested via https://www.reddit.com/r/brave_browser/comments/9he5r9/are_patch_notes_for_dev_builds_made_available/
The ideal situation would be to update CHANGELOG.md in brave-core
for what issues are fixed with a build (similar to browser-laptop)
However, it could take some time to create that automation. In the meantime, there should be a way to manually audit the changes. brave-browser
does tag the builds which makes comparisons easier:
https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/compare/v0.55.4...v0.55.5
However, brave-core
(and sub-components, like brave-extension
) are not using tags, so there’s not a clear way to tell what was fixed when
Another approach (instead of tagging), would be to create the milestones manually in GitHub (ex: 0.55.4
or 0.55.5
) and then manually assign the issues to those milestones
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- Created 5 years ago
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+1 from @reisraff via #1936
@bsclifton that script would just grab the issue titles and categorize it based on features. But wont be the polished version of it which @kjozwiak and @rebron do it manually. If we are ok with just having the crude issue titles this script should do it