Automated Changelog Generation and Entry Management

New Features

• Automated changelog generation from GitHub webhooks — Changelog entries can now be automatically created when pull requests are merged, reducing manual work and keeping your changelog up to date with less effort.
• Author reassignment — Administrators can now reassign the author of a changelog entry, making it easier to attribute contributions accurately. The reassignment action is secured behind a button-triggered loading flow to prevent accidental changes.
• Webhook PR target branch filtering — The system now checks the target branch of incoming pull request webhooks, ensuring only relevant merges trigger changelog generation.
• Unpublish and delete actions — Changelog entries can now be unpublished (taken offline without permanent removal) or permanently deleted, giving editors greater control over published content.

Improvements

• Dialogs rendered at the application root — Modal dialogs are now managed through a centralized DialogService and rendered at the app root level. This improves visual consistency and prevents layout or stacking issues across different parts of the interface.

Bug Fixes

• Increased webhook body size limit — The GitHub webhook receiver now accepts payloads up to 1MB. Previously, large pull request payloads could be rejected, causing automated changelog generation to silently fail for repositories with extensive PR descriptions or metadata.

Maintenance

• Cleaned up the migration job configuration by removing an unnecessary revision suffix from the job name, simplifying deployment management.