Maybe helpful to someone - lately, I've just been using a shell script equivalent to: git log --oneline $(git describe --tags --abbrev=0)..HEAD Run
to populate github release notes with important changes. Then I can just `nrel -u` and go to `github.com` to click on a Tags-tab and file a release. Not _quite_ in a file people see with `git clone` (though probably easy to automate syncing the two.. anyway, always best to avoid manual duplicates if easy).