A conventional changelog for the rest of us
clog creates a changelog automatically from your local git metadata. See the clogs changelog.md for an example.
The way this works, is every time you make a commit, you ensure your commit subject line follows the conventional format. Then when you wish to update your changelog, you simply run clog inside your local repository with any options you'd like to specify.
NOTE: clog also supports empty components by making commit messages such as alias: message or alias(): message (i.e. without the component)
There are two ways to use clog, via the command line or a library in your applicaitons.
```sh USAGE: clog [FLAGS] [OPTIONS]
FLAGS: -c, --config The Clog Configuration TOML file to use (Defaults to '.clog.toml')** -F, --from-latest-tag use latest tag as start (instead of --from) -h, --help Prints help information -M, --major Increment major version by one (Sets minor and patch to 0) -m, --minor Increment minor version by one (Sets patch to 0) -p, --patch Increment patch version by one -V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-f, --from