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Create 3.4.1 release notes #444

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Create 3.4.1 release notes #444

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@alexanderahn alexanderahn commented Nov 21, 2024


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the image shadows look different from sept, oct, and nov. can we standardize?

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Good catch!


It enables proactive alerting when resource utilization approaches defined thresholds, ensuring timely intervention before limits are reached. Additionally, it supports the suspension of critical services in the event of resource overflows.

For more information, see Alerts Configuration.
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should there be a link here? where do i find "alerts configuration" ?

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Yes, I'm waiting on the alerts config doc to be merged first. This probably makes a good reason to use release branching in the future.

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Makes sense. yes, release branches would help with this!


#### Extended Maintenance release

Release 3.4.1 is our first Extended Maintenance (EM) release. These releases provide you with a long-term support Prophecy version.
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Will all future releases be EM releases? Or is it only some releases? Or, is it all releases on an opt-in basis?

Or maybe I do not understand at all 🫠

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Okay I found the answer in your other PR! So in this case, i might clarify along the lines of:
Release 3.4.1 is our first Extended Maintenance (EM) release, offering you the option to choose a Prophecy version with long-term support.

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Done.


- **Execution Metrics bug fix**: We fixed a bug where Execution Metrics is disabled but turns on during interactive execution.

- **Blank config package field bug fix**: We fixed a bug where the Python Pipeline would crash after clearing the config package name and then attempting to save.
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- **Blank config package field bug fix**: We fixed a bug where the Python Pipeline would crash after clearing the config package name and then attempting to save.
- **Blank config package field bug fix**: We fixed a bug where a Python Pipeline would crash after clearing the config package name and then attempting to save.

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Yes, done.

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To update libs version on release day.

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LGTM!

@alexanderahn alexanderahn merged commit 772be99 into main Nov 26, 2024
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@alexanderahn alexanderahn deleted the 3.4.1-release-notes branch November 26, 2024 01:46
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