Add commit hash to items added to `CHANGELOG.md`
See original GitHub issueHey guys 👋
Thanks for maintaining a changelog. Perhaps it’d be better if you could also introduce the commit hash. That way we (and you, as the developer) can precisely see what notable changes have been made between each release.
Right now, I know you “skip npm install
on start when node_modules directory already exists”, but I can’t see what was done to bring upon that change, code-wise.
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Thanks for the suggestion! It’s more or less the first GitHub project I’m working on with more then a few known users 😃
When we do the next release I will create a proper GH release and I will mark the current state as 0.0.7.
I would like to close this issue, but feel free to comment on it if we do something stupid, ok?
Go ahead. Looking forward to the next release!