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Change Log for [Project Name]

Important

Remember, every change you make to your program, no matter how small or major, should be documented in the change log. This includes everything from minor tweaks and bug fixes to significant feature additions or structural changes. Consistent documentation of all changes not only provides a complete history of your project's development but also helps you and your team track progress and understand the evolution of your program. This practice is crucial for effective project management and accountability within your team.

Overview

This change log records the various modifications, enhancements, and bug fixes made to our project over time. It serves as a historical record of our development process and decision-making.

Checklist

  • State the purpose of the change log.
  • Explain how to interpret the entries.

Note

Regularly updating the change log is key. Each entry should briefly describe the change, the date, and the reasoning behind it.

[Date: MM/DD/YYYY] - Contributed by [Contributor's Name]

Note

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Note

When writing your change log, indicate the type of changes that were made (added/changed/fixed) along with reasoning for each

Added

  • [Contributor's Name]: Implemented [new feature/algorithm] to improve [specific functionality].

Changed

  • [Contributor's Name]: Modified [specific part of code] to enhance [performance/usability].

Fixed

  • [Contributor's Name]: Addressed bug related to [issue] that caused [specific problem].

Reasoning

  • "This change was made to..."
  • "The impact of this modification includes..."

Tip

Ensure each team member clearly states their name with their contributions. This practice enhances transparency and facilitates effective team collaboration.

Tip

Don't forget to use GitHub's pull request feature for collaborative feedback on your project. When you make a significant change or want feedback, create a pull request and tag your classmates. This allows them to review your changes, provide comments, and suggest improvements directly on GitHub. It's a great way to engage with your peers, learn from each other, and make your project stronger. This collaborative approach not only enhances your project but also gives you practical experience in a key aspect of modern software development workflows.

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