ci: use git-cliff for nightly notes, dedup duplicate entries - #20
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February 25, 2026 16:25
- Switch nightly release notes from raw git log grep to git-cliff, matching the grouped ### Fixed / ### Added format of stable releases - Pipe both nightly and stable output through awk to deduplicate identical lines (prevents the same commit message appearing twice when a PR has multiple commits with the same subject)
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Brings nightly release notes up to the same quality as stable releases, and prevents duplicate lines.
Changes
Nightlies: replace the raw
git loggrep (flat bullet list with commit hashes) with git-cliff, giving the same grouped### Fixed/### Addedformat.Both nightly + stable: pipe git-cliff output through
awk '!seen[$0]++'to deduplicate identical lines. This handles cases where multiple commits in a PR share the same subject (e.g. two fix commits with the same message produce the same bullet point).