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v0.1.6 #440
v0.1.6 #440
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* The system fetches the pause container from ECR before starting `kubelet` (#382). |
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All looks good! For the PR numbers, should we make these actual links to those PRs, or instead mention the commit the change was introduced in?
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I think if you're viewing the changelog on github.com it'll render the links automatically?
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It doesn't in the rich diff but maybe that's just when it's a PR?
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Good point, I think if we move away from the PR number I would have us link to the merge commits at least. This'll give us "portable" references as well as local references.
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PR links would be best; should we just try it as-is and change it if they don't render? (If they don't, it'll have to be absolute links anyway, so I'd still go with PR links... you want to be able to see the change and the discussion, not just the final result.)
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Relative links should work though? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20097938/github-linking-to-an-issue-from-a-wiki-page
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The relative links make me sad using anything other than Github..
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We could possibly do something like this...
blah blah blah [#123]
[#123]: ../../pull/123
... this is done in the latest force-push (21a098d).
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That's not going to avoid problems of relative to Github so much as cleanliness. I'm as okay with the "named" link as much as the inlined relative url. Having a ref to the merge commit or the tip of the merged-PR is a preference - I'd say we should stick to the #123
format here unless the link is going to act differently. This also would be confusing when used in READMEs in subdirectories where the relative URL won't be ../..
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Co-Authored-By: Tom Kirchner <[email protected]>
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🎉 release notes time 🎉
The release notes imply #434 and #435 are landing and nothing else is landing.
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