Ian

It's not my preference to port this library either, if I'm honest... but I am trying to work with something else that has a dependency on it, and being able...

Fortunately for me, I'm not working with streams. But I did catch that subtlety. I can see that you're copying the output iteratively whereas my first crack at the implementation...

Don't worry, I'm not exceeding the length. This was my fix in ruby ```diff - output += output[-distance, length] + output += Enumerator.new { |y| loop { output[-distance, length].each {...

That's sort of what I was thinking -- you know the name (in ASCII) of the station, which will render at some known pixel width and height (given a typeface)....

Just to add to the noise here, I wrote https://github.com/ianfixes/keepachangelog_manager_gem As far as I can tell, it's the only one of these tools that's focused on automating the _release_ process...

> One thing that might be nice is if the tool supported building annotated git tags based on the changelog. So, if we use this project's changelog as an example,...

Same here, I wrote https://github.com/ianfixes/keepachangelog_manager_gem It seems similar to what @tjaneczko did, but written in ruby.

Subscribing for interest in this feature. As far as an MVP of offline rendering goes, my usage of this program is to export `README.md` to `README.html` as a precursor to...

That seems interesting, but anything beyond what Github would be rendering on their site is wasted in my particular use case. I ended up using GitHub's own ruby gem called...

> I'll look forward to a v3 of this action (or a new one entirely) that works like that and brings some sanity to simpler projects. For now v1 still...