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The last few release notes have been 1 line long, but every time I go to the GitHub release I see 5-10 commits that aren't mentioned, some of which change default behavior. Many of them are tagged as features.
For example, here's the release notes for v1.14.1b:
Fixed Fixed a crash with third party tools
In that release, there were 9 commits, 6 of which were labeled 'feat', 1 'docs', 1 'fix', and 1 just merging the dev branch back in. Ignoring the documentation, merge, and bugfix that was mentioned, that's 6 features that were added without being in the release notes.
The average user doesn't know what GitHub is. The release notes should reflect the actual release for them.
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The last few release notes have been 1 line long, but every time I go to the GitHub release I see 5-10 commits that aren't mentioned, some of which change default behavior. Many of them are tagged as features.
For example, here's the release notes for v1.14.1b:
In that release, there were 9 commits, 6 of which were labeled 'feat', 1 'docs', 1 'fix', and 1 just merging the dev branch back in. Ignoring the documentation, merge, and bugfix that was mentioned, that's 6 features that were added without being in the release notes.
The average user doesn't know what GitHub is. The release notes should reflect the actual release for them.
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