Nate Eagleson

I just updated to High Sierra and `terminal-notifier` has stopped working for me in exactly the same way. I'll add that the exit status is 0. I'm running `terminal-notifier` 2.0.0....

It looks like it wasn't just `terminal-notifier` that was broken - I discovered that several other programs also couldn't send notifications. After a reboot, everything seems to be working again....

Formally, fixing security vulnerabilities is just a subset of fixing bugs. The idealistic thing is to make them a subset somehow. Pragmatically, I prefer having it in its own section...

I should have stated my assumption that projects using a "tooling" section should remove that section before publishing their changelogs and release notes, as it's only relevant for developers. I...

[I suggested using 'Optimize'](https://github.com/olivierlacan/keep-a-changelog/issues/247#issuecomment-506427883) for such changes. Even if the project never formally adopts that standard, you could certainly apply the standard to your own changelogs.

@matteoolivi I think the changelog is about summarizing change intent, not results. Many changes *could* result in performance improvements or regressions, but that isn't their intent, so it's not what...

That's a good point, @matteoolivi . Thanks for bringing it up! I agree that it's rare for such events to happen, but it's definitely worth updating the changelog to note...

I would argue for adding multiple new verbs, actually, as there are multiple different improvements that could be made. "Optimized" is the standard verb for making software faster. I suggest...

@Apostolique [Refactoring.com defines "refactoring"](https://www.refactoring.com) as > a disciplined technique for restructuring an existing body of code, altering its internal structure without changing its external behavior. I see the "Improved" suggestion...

I'd use this if `web-mode` supports it. I prefer to format my HTML with the first attribute immediately following the tag name, and others wrapped / indented to match: ```html...