Changelog

You can use this structure for software projects, documentation updates, or any system that requires version tracking.

• No CHANGELOG: You wake up, a button is gone. You are angry. You tweet "This product sucks."
• With CHANGELOG (Deprecation): Two months ago, you saw Deprecated: Old button. Will be removed in Q3. Two months later, you see Removed: Old button. You think, "Ah, they warned me. I should have migrated."

• Crash Issue: Resolved critical bug where seeing a blue Toyota (his car) caused immediate system shutdown and crying on the floor.
• Emotional Overflow: Memory leaks related to "our song" have been patched. The song now triggers a 0.5s sad twinge instead of a 4-hour null pointer exception.
• Sleep Function: sleep() now actually works for more than 2-hour intervals. Minor background processes (anxiety, replaying arguments) have been throttled.

Version Dating: Each release should include its publication date. Review Checklist for Maintenance CHANGELOG

import datetime
What to Include in a Changelog