Style of CHANGELOG.md

[parohy]

How are the release headers style chosen?

We are runningcouple of release notes scripts after creating CHANGELOG. We have noticed, that some of the release headers in CHANGELOG are H3 ### and some are H2 ##. It doesn't make sense to us, because we are talking about same level release. Example:

[1.1.0]

[1.0.1]

[1.0.0]

Same inconsistency we can find in all releases regardless if its patch/minor/major.

[goalves]

I am also facing this same issue. I am using version 9.3.2.

While trying to use this tool along with changelog-parser some versions are not showing because some of them are using ### instead of ##.

Here is an example of the generated CHANGELOG.md after creating a new release with a single bug fix:

### [14.3.1](URL) (2022-01-28)


### Bug Fixes

...

## [14.3.0](URL) (2022-01-28)


### Features

...


### Bug Fixes

...

[acidicX]

just noticed this as well :+1: would be great to know if this is intentional or a bug...

[jk195417]

also wondering

[goalves]

Looks like a bug honestly but it is fixable by adding some postchangelog hook:

    "scripts": {
      "postchangelog": "replace \"### \\[\" \"## \\[\" CHANGELOG.md"
    }

I didn't have time to dig deeper into the codebase to properly fix it as it appears that the #'s are generated from another codebase