CHANGELOG.md in kaiser-ruby-0.7.1 vs CHANGELOG.md in kaiser-ruby-0.8

@@ -1,15 +1,38 @@
+# 0.8
+
+Language implementation:
+
+- [x] Add support for simple variables
+- [x] Add support for rest of the pronouns
+- [x] Return integers instead of floats where applicable so it will show `5` instead of `5.0` if there's no need for a Float
+- [x] Introduce proper `mysterious` type to allow `nil` to be used more predictably
+- [x] Update pronouns only on variable assignment, not on usage too
+- [x] Fix double elses without preceding empty line to end the `if/else` block explicitly
+- [x] Comments are properly ignored now (even multiline ones though they're a really bad idea anyway)
+- [x] Math operators like `+` are also handled in addition to `plus`
+- [x] Strings are no longer considered falsy if they contain a falsy alias (`lies`, `false` etc), they're always truthy
+- [x] Support `let <variable> be <expression>`
+- [x] Handle recursion
+- [x] Handle nested functions and their scoping
+
+Other changes:
+
+- [x] Add new reference tests from main language repository
+- [x] Fix else nesting
+- [x] Fix older Ruby versions
+
 # 0.7.1
 
 - [x] Strips all lines while parsing, so you can indent the .rock file however you want
 - [x] Adds line numbers to all parse/transform errors
 - [x] More examples
 - [x] Fix CLI (@jzaia18)
 
 # 0.7
 
-Language Implementation
+Language implementation:
 
 - [x] Full language implementation according to the spec
 
 - [x] Added forgotten `break` and `continue` keywords
 - [x] STDIN input now converts to Float or Integer as expected
@@ -25,61 +48,62 @@
 - [x] Handle equality
 - [x] `Listen` should just wait for user input and do nothing with it
 - [x] Multiple increments/decrements with `build X up, up up` and `knock Y down, down, down`
 - [x] Handle global variables if they're declared after function definition that uses them
 
-Other
+Other changes:
 
 - [x] Replaced parsing with Parslet with a hand-written parser in plain Ruby
 - [x] Implemented reference tests
 - [x] Handle testing STDIN in RSpec tests
 - [x] CLI command reports which version it is
 - [x] Updated README with new examples and info
 - [x] Automatically adds require and using line to saved ruby file output
 
 # 0.6 - unreleased
 
+Other changes:
+
 - [x] Fixed error in input from STDIN
 - [x] The transpiler now throws a SyntaxError instead of Parslet exception
-
-Test Suite
-
 - [x] Refactored the test suite to make more sense
 - [x] Added a ton of new negative and positive tests
 
 # 0.5
 
+Language implementation:
+
 - [x] Fixed converting decimals so "Conversion is lovestruck. lovestruck and essential seasick" results in "conversion = 0.0397" as one would expect.
 
-Other stuff
+Other changes:
 
 - [x] Updated the REPL to work on Ruby versions earlier than 2.5 (2.3 is the minimum supported version)
 - [x] Travis CI tests on all supported Ruby versions
 
 # 0.4
 
-Language Implementation:
+Language implementation:
 
 - [x] Handle non-alpha values in quoted strings
 - [x] Ignore comments in parentheses
 - [x] Handle input from STDIN
 - [x] Handle contractions - "Janie's got a gun" should be expanded to "Janie is got a gun" and so it should transpile to "janie = 313"
 - [x] Handle pronouns - he, she, it, and others should refer to the last used variable
 - [x] Better handle input of integers from STDIN
 - [x] Print can print returned values from functions
 
-Other stuff:
+Other changes:
 
 - [x] Updated the FizzBuzz example
 - [x] Catch exceptions in the REPL
 - [x] Suppressed warning about eval from Thor
 - [x] Move nesting indentation from main module to transformer
 - [x] Celsius to Fahrenheit example
 
 # 0.3
 
-Language Implementation:
+Language implementation:
 
 - [x] Handle null type differently - nil in Ruby isn't really comparable to 0
 - [x] Handle mysterious type - probably this should be nil and what is now nil should be 0 instead
 - [x] Handle gt, gte, lt, lte comparisons
 - [x] Handle inequality
@@ -89,10 +113,10 @@
 - [x] And/Or keywords for conditionals
 - [x] Define functions
 - [x] Handle function calls
 - [x] Return can return math operations directly
 
-Other stuff:
+Other changes:
 
 - [x] FizzBuzz example is working
 - [x] Fibonacci example is working
 - [x] Added comments to resulting ruby code flow control statements, so it's easier to see where what ends. This should help making the code more readable (and easier to figure out if it's actually correct), at least while the indentation feature is not fully working yet.