Sokol: Move `What's new` section from readme to a changelog file

Created on 2 Dec 2020  路  4Comments  路  Source: floooh/sokol

I think you should move the notes on new features into a changelog file and link it because the readme already has grown huge in size and most of it (old entries) are not important to be loaded with the main GitHub page.

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Yeah good point. I would simply link from the README.md into the CHANGELOG.md though and not keep the latest entries in the readme (that's too much hassle when updating).

E.g. the "one-liner" would remain, but the link would go into the changelog:

See what's new (02-Dec-2020 sokol_gfx.h: new sg_uninit_xxx() and sg_dealloc_xxx() functions)

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second that!

Perhaps just leave the most recent entry in the readme

That's a good idea too

Yeah good point. I would simply link from the README.md into the CHANGELOG.md though and not keep the latest entries in the readme (that's too much hassle when updating).

E.g. the "one-liner" would remain, but the link would go into the changelog:

See what's new (02-Dec-2020 sokol_gfx.h: new sg_uninit_xxx() and sg_dealloc_xxx() functions)

Ok, there's now a separate CHANGELOG.md

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