DOC: run release notes script for v1.18.1 #361
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tangkong
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Apr 4, 2023
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You're right, looks like I've put it on the backburner. See #357 |
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There's also an unrelated failure message I see: (pypi) |
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The weird pip failure was only in a workflow running on my fork, rather than the workflow running here 😕 |
klauer
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Apr 4, 2023
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Is the workaround just restricting our IPython version in pcds-env for now? |
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Yes, IPython is currently on the "do not update this basically ever" list due to past pain with unexpected breaks or behavior changes between minor releases. |
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Description
Get release notes ready for the tag
Motivation and Context
I want to tag every package that I help maintain since we haven't done this at all in 2023.
How Has This Been Tested?
n/a
Where Has This Been Documented?
is docs