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@seberg seberg commented Sep 15, 2019

For the moment, this requires te use for the development version
of towncrier.


I will check CI, there are likely smaller things that needs fixing in existing fragments, if not, I may just merge soon, so that the fragments are tested (at least for rst errors).

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seberg commented Sep 15, 2019

OK, tested locally, sorry for the previous spam. The test script triggers, the release notes seem to render fine.

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mattip commented Sep 15, 2019

here is the rendered note. Might as well fix up the formatting problems in this note.

I like the way towncrier adds a link to the PR.

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seberg commented Sep 15, 2019

Rephrased that one slightly. Just noticed that towncrier has a small bug with the new single file option. It was supposed to ignore existing content (and default to old behaviour). Not a big issue, although I suppose we may have to adapt the pyproject.toml once that is fixed (if you scroll down the old content is still there at the end).

@mattip mattip merged commit a23ab78 into numpy:master Sep 16, 2019
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mattip commented Sep 16, 2019

Thanks @seberg. The first iteration of the final release note may need some editing by hand, but this will allow us to see the note as it evolves.

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