Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For doculog to update the changelog with a new version, a tag must be created. However, if the changelog is then updated to reflect the new tag, the updated changelog is not included in the new tag. There should be a way to update a changelog as if a new version has been made before adding a tag.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add optional flags to doculog command: --upgrade-major, --upgrade-minor, --upgrade-patch, which will pretend that a tag of the relevant upgrade has been made and make the new changelog accordingly. If more than one of these flags are provided, the most important part of the version takes precedence (i.e. if --upgrade-major and --upgrade-minor, only upgrade major)
Describe alternatives you've considered
You can mess around with tags to get the changelog update in the correct tag, but this is unwieldy and not user-friendly
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For
doculogto update the changelog with a new version, a tag must be created. However, if the changelog is then updated to reflect the new tag, the updated changelog is not included in the new tag. There should be a way to update a changelog as if a new version has been made before adding a tag.Describe the solution you'd like
Add optional flags to
doculogcommand:--upgrade-major,--upgrade-minor,--upgrade-patch, which will pretend that a tag of the relevant upgrade has been made and make the new changelog accordingly. If more than one of these flags are provided, the most important part of the version takes precedence (i.e. if --upgrade-major and --upgrade-minor, only upgrade major)Describe alternatives you've considered
You can mess around with tags to get the changelog update in the correct tag, but this is unwieldy and not user-friendly
Additional context
N/A