Working on Git is better when you (or your team) find the right git workflow in order to avoid:
- Mixing versioning on branches.
- Spending a lot of time doing it manually (also the changelog).
- Working with complicated versions and stages (alpha, beta, rc).
That's why managing a conventional changelog is a good idea to work with your gitflow.
And it's so much better when you can automate it with simple steps, so you and your team can follow the same rules helped by some automatted steps with Github Workflows.
The purpose of this resource is to
First of all, a good versioning pattern: `c