1.6.0 (2025-06-01)
✨ New Features
- GitHub Enterprise Server Compatibility 🏢: You can now use the module releaser seamlessly with GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES). The release adds support for custom API endpoints, improved handling of GHES-specific configurations, and ensures all workflows—including changelog generation and automated tag cleanup—work reliably in GHES environments. @virgofx (#208)
- Enhanced Changelog Generation 📝: Changelogs now leverage the GitHub Models API for richer, more informative release notes, and changelog sections are automatically added to PR comments—even on GHES. @virgofx (#208)
🛠 Improvements
- Updated terraform-docs Support 📦: Upgraded terraform-docs integration to v0.20.0, ensuring compatibility with the latest features and improved documentation generation for your modules. @virgofx (#208)
- Utility Function Enhancements 🧰: Improved internal utility functions for more robust and maintainable workflows, especially around directory management and module source formatting. @virgofx (#208)
- Branding Clarity on Mobile 📱: Made small tweaks to enhance branding visibility and clarity when viewed on mobile devices. @virgofx (#208)
📚 Documentation
- Comprehensive GHES Setup Guide 📖: Added detailed documentation on configuring and using the module releaser with GitHub Enterprise Server, making it easier to get started in enterprise environments. @virgofx (#208)
- Module Exclusion Pattern Details 🔍: Expanded the README with clear examples and explanations for pattern matching when excluding modules, helping you fine-tune your release process. @virgofx (#205)
- Streamlined Directory Exclusion Notes 🗂️: Removed redundant information from the README for a cleaner, more focused documentation experience. @virgofx (#206)
🔧 Developer Experience
- Default YAML Formatter in DevContainer ⚙️: Added a default YAML formatter to VSCode settings, making it easier for contributors to maintain consistent formatting. @virgofx (#205)
This release is all about empowering teams working in enterprise environments and making your release process smoother—whether you're on GitHub.com or GHES. Enjoy the new capabilities and improved documentation!