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Why
cliff.tomlwas originally used by the TypeScript CLI release tooling to generate the changelog. #2048 removed that tooling, including thegit-cliffdependency and changelog package script, but left the configuration behind. #2780 subsequently replaced the generatedCHANGELOG.mdcontents with a link to GitHub Releases, and the current Rust release workflow builds release notes from the tagged commit message.Nothing in the repository references
cliff.tomlorgit-cliffanymore, so retaining the file misleadingly suggests that it is part of the supported release process.What changed
cliff.tomlconfiguration.Testing
Not run (non-executable configuration cleanup only).