PEP 101: Remove three manual steps to edit python.org pages #4717
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That first bullet point was essentially a duplicate of the fourth one!
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And that last manual step of the bunch removed, a "superseded by" note is automatically added: python/pythondotorg#2827 |
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I added a https://python.org/downloads/latest/prerelease redirect (python/pythondotorg#2823) so RMs no longer need to manually edit https://www.python.org/download/pre-releases/ for every pre-release and .0 final.
I also changed https://www.python.org/doc/versions/ to be generated from the releases in the CMS (python/pythondotorg#2813), so it's no longer a static CMS page that RMs forget to manually edit for every non-pre-release.
(The old static one is at https://www.python.org/doc/versions-old/ for now, will unpublish later.)
Related release-tools PR: python/release-tools#308
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