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@felixhandte , @terrelln , @senhuang42 ,
please have a look to make sure that all topics you want to be mentioned are effectively present.
A few additional notes :
the next release is presumed to be numbered
v1.4.7
.This will automatically bring the question "what about
v1.4.6
?".I think we can mention that
v1.4.6
is a non-public release.If that feels too much hassle, we could also decide to call this coming release
v1.4.6
,though we will then need another discriminant to differentiate from the kernel release.
v1.4.7
if this is the preferred choice(likely a follow-up commit in this PR).
My bullet-point list (
v1.4.7
) is not as dense as thev1.4.6
one.I only care to mention changes which are visible to users (perf, cli, api, package, etc.)
while invisible stuff (improved CI and tests, internal source reorg, etc) doesn't make it to
CHANGELOG
.We could keep it this way, or decide to unify policy for
v1.4.6
andv1.4.7
, or even fuse these 2 paragraphs if that feels preferable.