Update release notes #616
Update release notes #616
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I left out some changes that didn't seem significant enough to call out in the release notes (e.g. changing the thumbnail image for Data Fetching in the tutorial gallery, fixing some rendering issues in some API docstrings, minor tweak to maintainer's notes). All of these changes are visible if you follow the GitHub commit history link. However, if it would be better for some/all of those changes to be mentioned in the release note, just let me know and I can add them. |
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The notes about the threshold weighted scores look good to me. Thanks. The trapezoidal note is clear to me. I'm happy to go with that or whatever @tennlee suggests. |
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I took the opportunity to enter some basic information for each (non-yanked and non-identical) release from 0.0.1 to 0.9.2 inclusive. At the moment, they mostly list the version number, the release date and a link to the GitHub commit history. They don't include a summary of the most noteworthy changes. Ideally, I would like to add a summary of the noteworthy changes to each version entry. But if I do that, I will most likely do it in batches over time. (I am reluctant to cut and paste the existing release notes from the GitHub entries, as they are inconsistent in what they do and don't include, and some releases don't have any summary notes). |
Signed-off-by: Stephanie Chong <168800785+Steph-Chong@users.noreply.github.com>
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Changed "trapezoidal" to " |
Signed-off-by: Stephanie Chong <168800785+Steph-Chong@users.noreply.github.com>
I have started updating the release notes, to track upcoming release Version 1.1.0
@nicholasloveday could you please review what I have written about adding the 5 new threshold weighted scores (in "Features" section)?
@tennlee @nicholasloveday - could one (or both of you) please review what I have written about modifying trapezoidal call to work with either NumPy 1 or 2.
Note: just before the Version 1.1.0 is released, three last minute changes will need to be made. (1) "Upcoming Release" will need to be changed to the date, (2) in the GitHub commit history URL, "develop" will need to be changed to "1.1.0" and (3) any unused section headers will need to be deleted.