changeset
Changeset
Changesets document package changes for release. Concise bullets, imperative voice, user impact only.
Core principle: one action verb + one impact statement = one bullet.
When To Use
Use when:
- Creating
.changeset/*.mdfiles - Documenting package changes: feat, fix, breaking
- Updating
docs/components/changelog.mdxfor registry work
Do not use for:
- Internal docs
- Commit messages
- PR descriptions
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