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Yes, path filters does work outside of the package where it is defined. It is important to make sure that the current working directory is where your configuration is so...

Well that's odd. Will have to look into it further. There is not much difference between the two as I wrote the custom parser first and then published it as...

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> With conventional commit, you can also reference issues with `Refs: #1234`. This does not seem to have been considered. In the [Conventional Commit Specification](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0), it only defines the authorized...

My response was more of a question of an alternative because your current solution would break the roadmap I had for the future. Are you trying to use linked_issues using...

Ok, so with that in mind likely `linked_issues` should be a superset of `closed_issues` that way for your changelog you are iterating through `linked_issues` for those references. But for the...

A separate PR likely makes sense for the closing issues part. Thank you.

Sorry I've been unavailable. I'll take a look this weekend.

This is the expected result. Although there is a previous issue and the previous maintainer decided to use the tag format instead. I do not share the same opinion. The...

> I know this makes sense from monorepo perspective, but I guess people who don't manage monorepo like me would easily expect the other way around. Can't say I expected...