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Better release notes with templates and automatic generation

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Date Published
Author
Shannon Lewis
Word Count
637
Company Posts That Month
8
Language
English
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No
Summary

In a blog post by Shannon Lewis, Octopus Deploy introduces a new feature for generating release notes templates, enhancing the visibility and traceability of deployments. This feature, born from the Jira integration, allows users to manage release notes more efficiently by utilizing new package metadata and deployment variables, which aggregate release notes even when metadata and work items are not present. The release notes templates can be customized using markdown and variable substitution, making them immediately visible in the Octopus portal. Additionally, these templates are editable, with changes applied upon saving, and can be used in email steps, providing a streamlined process for communicating release changes. The development team responded to user requests by enabling this feature, which they are eager for users to adopt and provide feedback on.

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