Question: Release notes

I am having a hard time attaching the readme notes:

netsparkle-generate-appcast -n "ILSpy" -a ./output -e msi -b ./ -o windows -f true -u https://github.com/icsharpcode/ILSpy/releases/tag/v8.0 --description-tag ".NET Decompiler" --key-path ./signingkeys --change-log-path ./changelogs

In that changelogs subfolder, I have an "ILSpy 8.0.0.7400.md", however, I doesn't get picked up and there is no indication as to what I might be doing wrong (if I screw up eg --key-path, I get a warning):

Operating System: windows
Searching: ./
Found 1 *.msi files(s)

Found a binary with version 8.0.0.7400
Writing app cast to ./output\appcast.xml

Hi,

The issue is that the app cast gen only looks for change logs in the format {Version}.md, not {AppName} {Version}.md. I have just added another param to the app cast generator, --change-log-name-prefix, so you can use --change-log-name-prefix "ILSpy" and the format you've specified above for change log file names. This will roll out soon.

Thanks!

(For future reference, here was the applicable code before changes.)

NetSparkle/src/NetSparkle.Tools.AppCastGenerator/AppCastMaker.cs

Lines 206 to 208 in b4e3f6a

    
           var changelogFileName = productVersion + ".md"; 
        
           var changelogPath = useChangelogs ? Path.Combine(_opts.ChangeLogPath, changelogFileName) : ""; 
        
           var hasChangelogForFile = useChangelogs && File.Exists(changelogPath);

that is what triggered me naming the file that way. So the README/param doc is misleading.

Ahh....So it is. Sorry about that. Will update that too.

	var changelogFileName = productVersion + ".md";
	var changelogPath = useChangelogs ? Path.Combine(_opts.ChangeLogPath, changelogFileName) : "";
	var hasChangelogForFile = useChangelogs && File.Exists(changelogPath);