cngpac change

Add a new changenote to describe a code change. Changenotes are the foundation of Cngpac's versioning system — each one records what changed and its semantic impact.

Usage

cngpac change [bump] [title]

Alias: cng

Arguments

Argument	Required	Description
bump	No	Bump type: patch, minor, or major. Prompted if omitted.
title	No	Title of the change. Prompted if omitted.

Interactive Mode

When called without arguments, the command prompts you:

$ cngpac change
◇ Adding a new changenote!
│
◆ Bump type?
│ ○ patch  (Bug fixes)
│ ● minor  (New features)
│ ○ major  (Breaking changes)
│
◆ Title of the change?
│ feat: add dark mode support
│
✔ Changenote added! .changenotes/brave-coral-fox.md
│ Add a body if needed.
│ Stage your changes.
◇ Run `cngpac commit` when ready to commit.

Non-Interactive Mode

Pass both arguments to skip all prompts:

cngpac change minor "feat: add dark mode support"

Output

Creates a markdown file in .changenotes/ with a random human-readable ID:

.changenotes/brave-coral-fox.md

The file content looks like:

---
bump: minor
---

# feat: add dark mode support

<!-- Add a longer description here if needed -->

Next Steps

After creating a changenote:

1. Optionally edit the file to add a body with more details
2. Stage your code changes and the changenote
3. Run cngpac commit to commit