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The repository has no CHANGELOG.md, making it hard to track what changed between versions or understand the history of structural changes. The Daily Backlog Burner discussion #493 lists this as a medium-priority improvement, and the feedback comment reinforces the urgency:
"CHANGELOG.md (item #4) is worth doing sooner rather than later. Once modularization starts, we'll want a record of structural changes. Even a lightweight Keep a Changelog format would work."
This is especially timely as main.py modularization (#473) is about to begin — structural changes are exactly the kind of history a CHANGELOG captures.
Suggested Changes
Create CHANGELOG.md in the repository root using the [Keep a Changelog]((keepachangelog.com/redacted) format:
Add a ## [Unreleased] section as the rolling section for in-progress work
Document current state as ## [0.1.x] - 2026-02 baseline covering:
Added: pytest-benchmark in pyproject.toml, tests/test_benchmarks.py
✅ Format consistent with [keepachangelog.com v1.1.0]((keepachangelog.com/redacted)
Source
Extracted from Daily Backlog Burner discussion #493 — "Add CHANGELOG.md" listed under 🟡 Medium Priority Cleanup & Documentation. Feedback comment explicitly recommended doing this before modularization begins.
Priority
Medium — Important to establish before main.py modularization (#473) begins. Each module extraction will be a structural change worth recording. 30-minute effort with no risk to existing functionality.
The repository has no
CHANGELOG.md, making it hard to track what changed between versions or understand the history of structural changes. The Daily Backlog Burner discussion #493 lists this as a medium-priority improvement, and the feedback comment reinforces the urgency:This is especially timely as
main.pymodularization (#473) is about to begin — structural changes are exactly the kind of history a CHANGELOG captures.Suggested Changes
Create
CHANGELOG.mdin the repository root using the [Keep a Changelog]((keepachangelog.com/redacted) format:## [Unreleased]section as the rolling section for in-progress work## [0.1.x] - 2026-02baseline covering:pytest-benchmarkinpyproject.toml,tests/test_benchmarks.pysanitize_for_log(), SSRF guards, CSV injection preventionSECURITY.mdversion table updated to0.1.xUse semantic versioning — link to
pyproject.tomlversionfield as the source of truthEstablish a convention in
CONTRIBUTING.md(or as a note in CHANGELOG.md) that contributors add entries under[Unreleased]with their PRsFiles Affected
CHANGELOG.md(new file, repo root)CONTRIBUTING.md— add a short note directing contributors to updateCHANGELOG.mdSuccess Criteria
CHANGELOG.mdexists at repo root following Keep a Changelog format[Unreleased]section and at least one versioned entry ([0.1.x])Source
Extracted from Daily Backlog Burner discussion #493 — "Add CHANGELOG.md" listed under 🟡 Medium Priority Cleanup & Documentation. Feedback comment explicitly recommended doing this before modularization begins.
Priority
Medium — Important to establish before
main.pymodularization (#473) begins. Each module extraction will be a structural change worth recording. 30-minute effort with no risk to existing functionality.