apt-ostree/clear-changelog.sh
robojerk 791774eb66 Major cleanup and optimization: Remove unused dependencies, clean build artifacts, and improve project structure
- Remove 7 unused dependencies: apt-pkg-native, pkg-config, walkdir, lazy_static, futures, async-trait, cap-std
- Delete dead code: Remove unused parallel.rs module
- Clean build artifacts: Remove debian/cargo/, debian/.debhelper/, and other build files
- Update .gitignore: Comprehensive patterns for build artifacts, test files, and temporary files
- Move documentation: Relocate project docs to docs/ directory
- Remove test artifacts: Clean up test files and package archives
- Update Cargo.toml: Streamline dependencies and remove unused features
- Verify build: Ensure project still compiles after cleanup

This commit significantly reduces project size and improves build efficiency.
2025-08-19 10:51:37 -07:00

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#!/bin/bash
# Clear the changelog file after git commit
# Usage: ./clear-changelog.sh
echo "Clearing changelog..."
# Clear the changelog content but keep the structure
cat > CHANGELOG.md << 'EOF'
# Changelog
This file tracks changes made during development sessions. After each git commit, this file is cleared to start fresh.
## Current Session Changes
### Commands Enhanced
-
### Features Added
-
### Technical Improvements
-
### Files Modified
-
## Usage
1. **During Development**: Add brief notes about changes made
2. **Before Commit**: Review changes and format for commit message
3. **After Commit**: Clear this file to start fresh for next session
## Commit Message Format
Use the following format for commit messages:
```
feat: brief description of changes
- Key change 1
- Key change 2
- Key change 3
Files: file1.rs, file2.rs
```
EOF
echo "Changelog cleared successfully!"
echo "Ready for next development session."