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Update Elasticsearch release notes automation #132930
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Pinging @elastic/es-docs (Team:Docs) |
@charlotte-hoblik If we go down the road of only publishing the release notes on release day, I think we can probably avoid using
This would just require @brianseeders adjusting the RNs tool to no longer require a follow up PR to remove the coming tags. :) |
Good point @leemthompo I was actually debating this idea myself. I’ll just remove that part from the changes. |
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Wording changes LGTM, if Brian is happy to have us remove the coming tag generation here too feel free to re-expand the scope :)
* [docs] Add support for overriding entries in the release notes * Update changelog bundles with overrides
Pinging @elastic/core-docs (Team:Docs) |
I ended up updating the tag from |
* Update breaking changes and deprecations * update release note tagging * revert tagging change * Update tests after template changes * [docs] Add support for overriding entries in the release notes (elastic#133592) * [docs] Add support for overriding entries in the release notes * Update changelog bundles with overrides * Use ga instead of comming tag * Update tests after template change --------- Co-authored-by: Brian Seeders <[email protected]>
This PR adds editorial changes to match release notes guidance
Updates the automated “no changes” messages to follow the latest style guidance:
No breaking changes in this version
→There are no breaking changes associated with this release.
No deprecations in this version
→There are no deprecations associated with this release.
Updating the “no changes” messages improves clarity and ensures consistency across products.
coming
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Connected to
https://github.com/elastic/developer-docs-team/issues/334