Lint report — astro
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84/100 — Good. 100 entries checked against 7 practices from the Wakelog guides.
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Checks
PASS
Recognizable release entries. 100 entries parsed ("## heading" style) — capped at 100.
Guide: The Keep a Changelog format, explained
PASS
Every entry has a date. All entries carry a date — readers can tell when things shipped.
Guide: The Keep a Changelog format, explained
PASS
Newest release first. Entries run newest to oldest.
Guide: Changelog page design: layout and UI patterns that work
PASS
Titles say what changed. No “bug fixes and improvements”-style filler titles found.
Guide: How to write a changelog (with examples)
PASS
Entries have content. No empty version-only entries.
Guide: Release notes templates: copy-paste formats for every kind of change
WARN
Written for readers, not a commit dump. 13 entries look like raw git log output (commit hashes / “feat:” prefixes). Generated lists are a draft — edit before publishing.
Guide: Generate a changelog from git commits (without publishing garbage)
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Breaking changes stand out. Breaking changes are mentioned mid-text but not flagged — lead with “Breaking:” or a heading so skimmers can’t miss them.
Guide: How to announce breaking changes (without losing users)
Specific entries to fix
- astro@7.2.2 — Reads like raw commit output — rewrite for humans.
- astro@7.2.1 — Reads like raw commit output — rewrite for humans.
- astro@7.2.0 — Reads like raw commit output — rewrite for humans.
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