tools/check-md: skip CHANGELOG

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -12,19 +12,17 @@ It will be enabled by default in 0.3
 https://v-wasm.now.sh
 - V binaries for Linux/Windows/macOS are now built and deployed automatically via GitHub Actions.
 - Smart casting for sumtypes and interfaces, including complex expressions: `if x.expr is int { println(x.expr + 1) }`.
-- Smart casts for interfaces.
-- A new `term.ui` module for building dynamic terminal UIs with an example editor written in it.
 - Clean and easy way to sort arrays: `users.sort(a.name > b.name)`.
 - A huge amount of `vfmt` fixes and improvements. It has now reached a point where it can be safely used on any V source file.
-- A new CI job that runs `v fmt -verify` on the entire code base, a new command that makes sure the file
+- A new CI job that runs `v fmt -verify` on the entire code base, a new command that makes sure the file/directory
 has been vfmt'ed. This ensures that all code submitted to the V project is formatted.
 - A new tool `v vet` for analyzing the project and finding potential bugs and errors.
+- A new `term.ui` module for building dynamic terminal UIs with an example editor written in it.
 - Early iOS and Android support.
 - All missing ORM features from the old backend were brought back.
 - Magic `it` variable has been replaced with smart casts (the change is completely handled by vfmt).
-- Explicit parentheses requirement in complex boolean expressions
 - Cross-compiling to Windows and Linux brought back.
-- C2V can now generate wrappers. Example: https://github.com/medvednikov/libsodium.
+- C2V can now generate wrappers. Example: https://github.com/medvednikov/libsodium. (C2V will be released by 0.3)
 - C++ compiler support: code, generated by the C backend can now by compiled by C++ compilers.
 - Short generics syntax: `foo(5)` instead of `foo<int>(5)`.
 - Cached modules via `-usecache`. Faster compilation due to not needing to rebuild the entire vlib for
@@ -36,15 +34,16 @@ each program. Will be enabled by default in 0.2.1.
 - Lots of documentation. The official language documentation grew 3 times in size.
 - `modules.vlang.io` is now generated automatically on every commit.
 - Builtin compile-time JSON serializer now supports `time.Time`.
-- Fixes in type alise, to make them behave just like the types they alias.
+- Fixes in type aliases, to make them behave just like the types they alias.
 - `array.contains(element)` is now generic.
-- Lots of improvements to the JS backend and its type system.
+- Lots of improvements in the JS backend and its type system.
 - Simpler and more constinent function arg syntax: `foo(a int, b int, c string)` instead of `foo(a, b int, c string)`
 - Lots of fixes and optimizations in the hashmap.
 - Lots of missing checks in the type checker were added (for example, checking the correct usage of public struct fields).
 - Mutability bug fixes
 - Taking the address of a map value is no longer allowed, like in Go.
 - Matrix multiplication.
+- Explicit parentheses requirement in complex boolean expressions.
 - `println` was made even smarter, and can now handle complex types.
 - Precompiled text templates can now be used outside of vweb via `$tmpl()`.
 - Gitly, a big web application written in vweb has been released: https://github.com/vlang/gitly
@@ -53,7 +52,7 @@ each program. Will be enabled by default in 0.2.1.
 - Webview module in V UI.
 - Binary enum flags.
 - `[export]` attribute to change exported function name (for example for calling from a C library).
-- `unsafe`
+- `unsafe` fixes and improvements.
 - Hundreds of other fixes, features, and tests (from now on the changelog will be updated
 right away as the feature/bug fix lands).
 

cmd/tools/check-md.v

@@ -70,6 +70,9 @@ fn md_file_paths() []string {
 		if file.starts_with('./thirdparty') {
 			continue
 		}
+		if file.contains('CHANGELOG') {
+			continue
+		}
 		files_to_check << file
 	}
 	return files_to_check