How to use the into-stream.object function in into-stream
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semantic-release / release-notes-generator / index.js View on Github 
{host: hostConfig, linkCompare, linkReferences, commit: commitConfig, issue: issueConfig}
);
debug('version: %o', changelogContext.version);
debug('host: %o', changelogContext.hostname);
debug('owner: %o', changelogContext.owner);
debug('repository: %o', changelogContext.repository);
debug('previousTag: %o', changelogContext.previousTag);
debug('currentTag: %o', changelogContext.currentTag);
debug('host: %o', changelogContext.host);
debug('host: %o', changelogContext.host);
debug('linkReferences: %o', changelogContext.linkReferences);
debug('issue: %o', changelogContext.issue);
debug('commit: %o', changelogContext.commit);
return getStream(intoStream.object(parsedCommits).pipe(writer(changelogContext, writerOpts)));
}into-stream
Convert a string/promise/array/iterable/asynciterable/buffer/typedarray/arraybuffer/object into a stream
