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Create 3.4.1 release notes #444
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alexanderahn
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- To see the specific tasks where the Asana app for GitHub is being used, see below:
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the image shadows look different from sept, oct, and nov. can we standardize?
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Good catch!
docs/release_notes/2024/nov2024.md
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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. | ||
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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!
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#### Extended Maintenance release | ||
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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.
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- **Execution Metrics bug fix**: We fixed a bug where Execution Metrics is disabled but turns on during interactive execution. | ||
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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. |
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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. |
agree?
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Yes, done.
To update libs version on release day. |
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LGTM!
Update Scala libs version