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It would be amazing if release notes could be incrementally compiled, so there is always a draft page of migration guides and release notes for the next version. This would reduce the amount of effort required for each release, so Alice and Cart can spend more time developing and less drafting. This would work well with our deployment process, which already automatically runs daily.
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A random thought; I wonder if it's worth adding a Release Notes section to PRs on the main repo like the Migration Guide section so that folks can document what's relevant while it's fresh in their heads. Then either, a stub is generated like with migration guide or something along those lines, or maybe someone just brings over the relevant release notes as they're deemed relevant.
TL;DR Make release notes workflow similar to current migration guide workflow to minimize work needed.
For this issue specifically, I was more thinking of building the migration guide from latest...main nightly, so you could view all breaking changes as they were made.
Apparently even as public draft the articles will show in the RSS feed since they must have a date to be rendered due to the overarching sections sort_by = "date". So that may be an issue.
Originally from Discord.
It would be amazing if release notes could be incrementally compiled, so there is always a draft page of migration guides and release notes for the next version. This would reduce the amount of effort required for each release, so Alice and Cart can spend more time developing and less drafting. This would work well with our deployment process, which already automatically runs daily.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: