Triggers, messaging, release notes in changelog CI #11
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1. Changes when the CI is run. This avoids "bad runs" if a release fails, as it depends on a successful workflow run. 2. Copies the generated release note to the changelog This intends to reduce merge conflicts due to individually updated changelogs. 3. Big red message in PR to merge This adds a note to the PR message to not squash to help users perform the correct action.
JesperDramsch
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theissenhelen,
gmertes,
b8raoult,
floriankrb,
anaprietonem,
HCookie,
JPXKQX and
mchantry
as code owners
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This avoids "bad runs" if a release fails, as it depends on a successful workflow run.
This intends to reduce merge conflicts due to individually updated changelogs.
This adds a note to the PR message to not squash to help users perform the correct action.