If we really prefer to be particular about change logs. Then we should
create a BUGZILLA VERSION called trunk and potentially a new "product"
called tomcat 7 (or tomcat-unknown). Then any fix first goes into
Bugzilla with a description of the fix.
Then every commit message would contain the BUGZILLA ID. This allows
multiple commits to span a single bugzilla entry.
Then it would be trivial to get the distinct set of BUGZILLA ids and
extract with the summary (and/or) description. Likewise - it probably
wouldn't be hard to have something listening on the commits and update
the BUGZILLA entry with a with a URL to the change.
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Possible example commit message:
bug: 12345
bug=12345
<bug>12345</bug>
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-Tim
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