gh-106967: remove Release and Date fields from whatsnew for 3.12 and 3.13 #107000
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python/release-tools template for "What's New" page automatically adds a "Release" field and a "Date" field with the date set to "today", which becomes the day the docs are built, which is forever increasing. This is the topic of python/release-tools#34 which is yet to be fixed. In the meantime, this commit fixes it manually.
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@hugovk In addition to #106999 , I made this PR to fix the 3.12 and 3.13 What's New pages. I also made python/release-tools#52 to fix the tool too. Thanks! |
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python/release-tools template for "What's New" page automatically adds a "Release" field and a "Date" field with the date set to "today", which becomes the day the docs are built, which is forever increasing. This is the topic of python/release-tools#34 which is yet to be fixed. In the meantime, this commit fixes it manually.
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