Build tools configuration (unless it directly impacts app behavior).
Internal documentation or maintenance (e.g., README.md, AGENTS.md, task.md, implementation_plan.md).
Include commits that modify:
App source code (app/, database/, network/).
Resources (strings.xml, UI layouts).
User-facing features or bug fixes.
Identify Meaningful Changes:
From the filtered list, select the 2-5 most significant changes.
Focus on what is most impactful for the end-user (new features, major bug fixes, performance improvements).
Match Style and Tone:
Read the existing changelogs in fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/changelogs/.
Identify the highest numbered file (e.g., 9.txt).
Analyze the language, tone, and formatting of recent entries.
Maintain the same concise and professional style.
Usually, the format is: Welcome to Janus <version-name> (<version-code>) followed by bullet points if multiple changes are listed, or a single descriptive sentence.
Update the Latest Changelog:
Take the identified meaningful changes.
Draft the new content matching the established style.
Update the highest numbered file in fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/changelogs/ with the new content.
Guidelines
Be concise.
Focus on user value.
Avoid technical jargon unless necessary.
Ensure the version name and code in the changelog match the current project state (can be found in app/build.gradle.kts or similar).