Release summary for v2024.05.0 #9021
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Responding to call-out at pydata#9021 !
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@TomNicholas as discussed in #9022, at the moment we need to manually merge these types of PRs, ignoring the expected checks |
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* main: New whatsnew section Release summary for v2024.05.0 (#9021)
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Towards #9018
I noticed that we've gotten quite lax at writing
whatsnewentries for PRs, meaning that when you go to write the release summary it looks like we've added much less since the last release than we actually have! I would say maybe half the PRs merged since the last release don't have whatsnew entries.