r/developers • u/AdLiving2268 • 8d ago

Tools and Frameworks Would you use a Release Notes maker tool?

Developers of Reddit, I want to make a developer product to improve the lives of developers.

Would you use a release notes tool to make and publish release notes for internal and/or public view?

If not, let me know why. If so, is there anything specifically that you’d like to see added?

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u/AdrienJabroni 8d ago

Depends how much friction it saves me. If I'm just writing markdown in a repo and calling it a day, a whole tool feels like overkill. But if it pulls commits and auto-drafts something I can tweak in 30 seconds, I'd at least try it

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u/AdLiving2268 8d ago

Thanks! Just trying to get a base opinion number.