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Many large features (or areas of related work) end up being done over multiple distinct PRs. When triaging, it's not uncommon for multiple of them to get the S-Needs-Release-Note label. However in the final document, we want to group them under a single heading.
If we simply delete one of the entries, rerunning the tool to catch new updates will add back the old merged PRs!
The current workflow is:
Delete the file and entry used for the PR(s) you're merging in.
Remove the entry from the _release-notes.toml file.
Edit the file for the PRs you're reusing (without changing the file name)
Remove the S-Needs-Release-Note label from the PR(s) that have been merged in so they don't get regenerated
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I think the best way to do this is to add a set of PR numbers to the metadata for each release note entry, explaining which PR they cover. I expect this work could be nicely tackled alongside #1350, as they both touch on the question of 'when should we regenerate notes".
Many large features (or areas of related work) end up being done over multiple distinct PRs. When triaging, it's not uncommon for multiple of them to get the
S-Needs-Release-Note
label. However in the final document, we want to group them under a single heading.If we simply delete one of the entries, rerunning the tool to catch new updates will add back the old merged PRs!
The current workflow is:
_release-notes.toml
file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: