On 10/15/2017 05:36 AM, Ross Vandegrift wrote: > Good question. I guess I think of a changelog as history - so changes I > made on 1.15 go with 1.15 whether it was released or not. But if I > think of the changelog as telling others about changes in a release, > then it makes sense to squash them. It sounds like you need to maintain your packages in a Version Control system (e.g. git). That will give you plenty of history about your changes/tests/debugging. As you say, the changelog is for telling others what changed between releases. Cheers, Ross
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