@madskristensen, may be some kind of GitHub repository analysis tool can provide rich information. But here is a simple workaround. Go to the releases page and click on `51 commits` since. It will open this page https://github.com/madskristensen/WebEssentials2013/compare/v1.5...master.

With little JavaScript scraping we can turn it to this format: `Issue <a href="{url}">{{issue#}}</a>: {{title of issue}}`. 8-)

We can build a PowerShell `ps1` script to automate this chore.