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Collapse the detailed changelog lists in release notes - #101
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The release page keeps the install steps and the version's intro paragraph visible, and puts the Added/Changed/Fixed lists in a <details> block. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The release page now shows the install steps and the version's intro, and folds the detailed lists into a collapsed Full changelog block.
How it works
scripts/changelog_section.py --collapse <version>keeps everything before the section's first###heading visible. That's the intro paragraph, or a couple of high-level bullets. It wraps the rest (Added, Changed, Fixed…) in<details><summary>Full changelog</summary>, with the blank lines GitHub needs to render Markdown inside it.###headings is printed unchanged.--collapse. Without the flag the script prints the section as before.So for 2.0.0, whatever you write between
## [2.0.0] - …and the first###is what people see without expanding.Testing
tests/test_changelog_section.py: intro plus lists, no intro, no subheadings.2.0.0-rc2section: the intro paragraph stays visible and the Fixed list is folded.🤖 Generated with Claude Code