Hi "simple" question, i cannot find any answers online, but If i want the Changelog to include substitution strings, is that impossible because a manual Changelog is a pre-commit thing? I am thinking i want the Changelog to use the commit hash from the tagged commit and not the one post building? But as i can see from my uploads the version you can download doesn't contain substituted text either. So I was wondering... is it possible to perhaps mark the changelog as .lua not include it into the TOC and then use the .lua as any basic text and set it to -markup-type: markdown? It clearly works to use a native .md file so is it possible to use any text file, i.e. .lua? or what would happen to that? Or is it completely impossible because the changelog is hooked before packing?
I want to have something like the attached images.
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Hi "simple" question, i cannot find any answers online, but If i want the Changelog to include substitution strings, is that impossible because a manual Changelog is a pre-commit thing? I am thinking i want the Changelog to use the commit hash from the tagged commit and not the one post building? But as i can see from my uploads the version you can download doesn't contain substituted text either. So I was wondering... is it possible to perhaps mark the changelog as .lua not include it into the TOC and then use the .lua as any basic text and set it to -markup-type: markdown? It clearly works to use a native .md file so is it possible to use any text file, i.e. .lua? or what would happen to that? Or is it completely impossible because the changelog is hooked before packing?
I want to have something like the attached images.