including title of GitHub issue in changelog about actions HOT 3 CLOSED

Hello!

I believe GitHub already includes a summary of the issue whenever one hovers over the link with their mouse. It includes the status of the issue and tags as well. (I tried to take a screenshot to demonstrate but it's complicated with my system)

This does not help for your needs I assume?

I do not think a lot of people would find this feature very useful since GitHub already kind of implements this in their UI. I would be open to discussing adding it as an option, but again, I think the implementation on my side might get hairy.

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For me, commits that close issues tend to be a bigger deal, so for those it's especially important for the release notes to have some indication of what change it involved. For example, anything that is a breaking change will almost certainly be an issue that was closed.

Maybe an easier to implement alternative would be to have an option for issues closed to be specially highlighted in some way, e.g.,

Issues closed

The following issues were closed in this release. Click on the issue number to read a description of the change.

• closes issue #327
• closes issue #328
• closes issue #329

Commits

• [672a0cc]: added instructions to CONTRIBUTING.md for automatic versioning (David Doty) #330
• [44e0895]: added note to CONTRIBUTING.md about PyPI .tar.gz files being ignored by git (David Doty) #330
• [1f87255]: cleaned up some code and tooltip hover text for menu items (David Doty) #330
• [ae43ba3]: closes #327 (David Doty) #330
• [6f4673a]: closes #328; closes #329 (David Doty) #330
• [550c170]: fixed bug when major_tick_distance is not specified in JSON for either the design or for individual helices and grid is none; now defaults to showing no major ticks in this case (David Doty) #330
• [d65f545]: fixed bug with default DNADesign not having major_tick_distance specified (David Doty) #330
• [7a66d11]: bumped version (David Doty) #330

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Hello again! I don't think I will add this as an option here. You of course are more than welcome to fork & add it for yourselves 👍

In general I'm trying to keep this repo as low maintenance as possible, which is why I say 'no' to most feature requests. I hope you understand.

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