ReleaseJet
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ReleaseJet — the release notes tool for repos with many customers (and for teams that never adopted Conventional Commits).
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
EUPlatforms
- GitHub
- GitLab
- JavaScript
- Typescript
- npm
- Node.JS
Features
- Categories
- Release Management
Git integration- Tagging
GitHub Integration- CI/CD
- Pull requests
Gitlab integration
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POX added ReleaseJet as alternative to AutoReleaseNote- POX added ReleaseJet
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Mavroudis Papas Licensing
Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
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- English
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What is ReleaseJet?
ReleaseJet — the release notes tool for repos with many customers (and for teams that never adopted Conventional Commits).
Collects labeled issues (or merged pull requests) between Git tags, categorizes them, and publishes formatted release notes. First-class support for multi-customer repos (one codebase, per-customer tag tracks) on GitHub and GitLab. No Conventional Commits required — your team already labels issues; that's all we need.
Features:
- GitLab and GitHub support — both providers out of the box
- Issues or Pull Requests — closed issues (default) or merged PRs (GitHub)
- Multi-client repos (e.g., mobile-v1.0.0, web-v2.0.0)
- Configurable categories — map labels to sections
- Issue/PR description extraction — render the first paragraph beneath each title
- Jira ticket linking — inline links to PROJ-123 IDs detected in titles/bodies, no API calls
- CI/CD integration — GitLab CI and GitHub Actions
- Strict/lenient modes, milestone detection, contributors section
ReleaseJet has a paid tier with additional features (notifications, AI-powered summaries, custom templates).