All of Whonix’s packages (each package has its own git repository) are linked together from Whonix/Whonix main git repository. Link:
From there please press commits.
For every commit I try to explain what was changed.
If changes to packages were made (other git repositories) the commit message is mostly just . (a single dot). Please click on the commit. It will then show you which git repository (package) got changed.
For example Commits on Feb 26, 2018:
https://github.com/Whonix/Whonix/commit/b6896f5fdf6a2ba553e7a9d615811e678db59a2d
Submodule anon-apps-config updated 2 files
Click on 2 files. Leads you here:
Commit messages:
add new line at the end
Nothing newsworthy.
remove no longer needed /etc/X11/Xsession.d/ config files …
The ... indicates multi line commit message. Click it.
remove no longer needed /etc/X11/Xsession.d/ config files
to clean up environment variables
this also prevents crashes due to long environment variable bug
More interesting.
Or alternatively click on anon-apps-config and then on commits.