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PR-URL: nodejs/node#23715
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renawolford6 committed Nov 9, 2018
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* `--simple`: print a simple form, without additional Markdown cruft
* `--group`: reorder commits so that they are listed in groups where the `xyz:` prefix of the commit message defines the group. Commits are listed in original order _within_ group.
* `--commit-url`: pass in a url template which will be used to generate commit URLs for a repository not hosted in Github. `{ref}` is the placeholder that will be replaced with the commit, i.e. `--commit-url=https://gitlab.com/myUser/myRepo/commit/{ref}`
* `--commit-url`: pass in a url template which will be used to generate commit URLs for a repository not hosted in Github. `{ref}` is the placeholder that will be replaced with the commit, i.e. `--commit-url=https://gitlab.com/myUser/myRepo/commit/{ref}`
* `--start-ref=<ref>`: use the given git `<ref>` as a starting point rather than the _last tag_. The `<ref>` can be anything commit-ish including a commit sha, tag, branch name. If you specify a `--start-ref` argument the commit log will not be pruned so that version commits and `working on <version>` commits are left in the list.
* `--end-ref=<ref>`: use the given git `<ref>` as a end-point rather than the _now_. The `<ref>` can be anything commit-ish including a commit sha, tag, branch name.
* `--filter-release`: exclude Node-style release commits from the list. e.g. "Working on v1.0.0" or "2015-10-21 Version 2.0.0" and also "npm version X" style commits containing _only_ an `x.y.z` semver designator.
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