# Configuration for clpack - changelog keeping utility
# https://github.com/MightyPork/clpack
#
# To add a changelog entry manually, place it in a .md file in changelog/entries/

# Folder for data files - clpack will manage contents of this folder.
data_folder = "changelog"

# ID of the default channel - this only matters inside this config file
default_channel = "default"

# Path or file name of the default changelog file, relative to the root of the project.
#
# The name is used as-is.
changelog_file_default = "CHANGELOG.md"

# Path or file of a channel-specific changelog file, relative to the root of the project.
#
# Placeholders supported are:
# - `{channel}`, `{Channel}`, `{CHANNEL}` - Channel ID in the respective capitalization
changelog_file_channel = "CHANGELOG-{CHANNEL}.md"

# Title of the changelog file, stripped and put back in front when packing changelog entries
changelog_header = '''
# Changelog

'''

# Pattern for release header
release_header = "[{VERSION}] - {DATE}"

# Date format (strftime-based)
#
# For supported patterns, see https://docs.rs/chrono/latest/chrono/format/strftime/index.html
date_format = "%Y-%m-%d"

# Changelog sections suggested when creating a new entry.
#
# Users may also specify custom section names when writing the changelog file.
#
# Changelog entries under each section will be grouped in the packed changelog.
sections = [
    "Fixes",
    "Improvements",
    "New features",
    "Internal",
]

# Regex pattern to extract issue number from a branch name.
# There should be one capture group that is the number.
#
# If empty, no branch identification will be attempted.
#
# The default pattern matches 1234-gitlab-style and SW-1234-youtrack-style
branch_issue_pattern = '/^((?:SW-)?\d+)-.*/'

# Regex pattern to extract release number from a branch name.
# There should be exactly one capture group that is the version.
#
# If empty, no branch identification will be attempted.
#
# The default pattern matches e.g. rel/1.2
branch_version_pattern = '/^rel\/([\d.]+)$/'

# Changelog channels & how to identify them from git branch names.
# To add a new release channel, just add it here.
# At least one channel must be defined - see the config option `default_channel`
#
# Format: key=value
#
# - key - changelog ID; this will be used in the channel file name. Examples: default, eap, beta
# - value - git branch name to recognize the channel. This is a regex pattern.
#
# For simple branch names, e.g. `main`, `master`, `test`, write the name simply as string.
#
# To specify a regex pattern (wildcard name), enclose it in slashes, e.g. '/^release\//'
[channels]
default = '/^(?:main|master)$/'