Merge v2.1.2 to develop #5023
Merge v2.1.2 to develop #5023
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a new release note section for "FiftyOne Teams 2.1.2," dated October 31, 2024. It primarily addresses a fix for the Changes
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6-12: Consider adding more context to the release note.The description of the
delegation_targetfix could be enhanced by:
- Explaining what a delegation_target is
- Describing the impact of the issue
- Providing an example scenario where this fix is relevant
FiftyOne Teams 2.1.2 -------------------- *Released October 31, 2024* -Fixed an issue that prevented `delegation_target` from being properly set when - running delegated operations with orchestrator registration enabled +Fixed an issue that prevented `delegation_target` (the target worker node) from being + properly set when running delegated operations with orchestrator registration enabled. + This could cause operations to execute on incorrect workers or fail to execute. + The fix ensures operations are routed to the intended worker nodes.
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Line range hint 1-3000: LGTM! Documentation follows consistent formatting.
The release notes maintain good consistency in:
- Section headers with version numbers
- Date formatting
- Bullet point style
- Link formatting
8-8: Verify the release date.
The release date is set to October 31, 2024, which is in the future. This suggests this is either:
- A pre-release draft version, or
- A placeholder date that needs to be updated
✅ Verification successful
Release date appears to be a placeholder for an upcoming release
Looking at the release history pattern, this is clearly a pre-release draft for an upcoming version. The dates in the release notes follow a chronological order, with October 31, 2024, being the latest future release date, while other recent releases (October 14, October 1, etc.) have already occurred. This is a common practice for documenting upcoming releases.
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What changes are proposed in this pull request?
merge release-notes back into develop
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Bug Fixes
delegation_targetnot being set correctly during delegated operations.Documentation