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Update the RELEASE.md file with the latest instructions #2239
Update the RELEASE.md file with the latest instructions #2239
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“Generate release notes” works well for point releases, but not for the first 0.x.0 release, the first time a new stable branch is released. This is due to us backporting commits to the previous stable branch, where features/fixes will have been backported to the 0.x-1.0 branch with a different commit hash.
We have not thought about how we can improve this, and atm for the first release from a new branch, we also have to manually remove the commits that had been backported from the release notes
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+1, unfortunately this seems a drawback of releasing from a stable branch where we cherry-pick commits (that, as you already highlighted, have different SHAs).
Not sure whether we should add this clarification in the RELEASE.md doc 🫤
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IMHO, we should add what was mentioned. @johnaohara would you like to open a PR?