Release notes 23.9 #63
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@agriyakhetarpal is there an easy way to include a TOC just for that entry? I want to reproduce what they have here: https://julialang.org/blog/2023/04/julia-1.9-highlights/ |
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In that case it would be better to switch to multi-page news again. Is it fine if I can push changes to your branch here? |
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Whatever you think will work better in the long run. Not having a TOC is not a big deal, and we can always change things to multiple files later. |
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I think keeping a single news file is better because of ease of access. I have just pushed a small change to the theme to include an optional table of contents in a file using the YAML frontmatter, does that work for you? To add it just for the latest news segment, we would need to switch to multiple news files, but I think this is clean enough |
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agriyakhetarpal,
valentinsulzer,
rtimms and
Saransh-cpp
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The release notes are now ready, let me know what you think. For this release, I prioritised having a somewhat simpler release notes to make the release sooner, as we are already quite behind schedule. For future releases, we can have a working branch so we can add to the notes as we add important features. |
Co-authored-by: Saransh Chopra <[email protected]>
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Just updated the notes so anytree is listed as a core dependency. @agriyakhetarpal how does the deployment work? If we merge this does the website update (almost) instantaneously? If so, @Saransh-cpp feel free to merge once you make the final release. |
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Yes, the website will get updated almost instantaneously. Feel free to merge as soon as the release is out! |
Entry to the news file for the Release Notes of PyBaMM 23.9.
(Work in progress)