`lerna-changelog` always combines `Unreleased` with the previous release.
See original GitHub issueI noticed that lerna-changelog
always combines the latest release with the Unreleased
code together to Unreleased
. So the previous version disappears from the generated changelog. Is this a known issue? Is there a way to change this?
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hmm, not sure what you mean. the workflow is usually to run
lerna-changelog
before bumping the version number. haven’t had any issues like what you described yet when doing it that way.@Turbo87 I think this has been happening to us in ember-data too