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Add file to the reno documentation build to show release notes for stable/wallaby. Use pbr instruction to increment the minor version number automatically so that master versions are higher than the versions on stable/wallaby. Sem-Ver: feature Change-Id: Idef8326b022c7af77aa0e012af28ac0cdb1b2df5 |
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liberty.rst | ||
mitaka.rst | ||
newton.rst | ||
ocata.rst | ||
pike.rst | ||
queens.rst | ||
README.txt | ||
rocky.rst | ||
stein.rst | ||
train.rst | ||
unreleased.rst | ||
ussuri.rst | ||
victoria.rst | ||
wallaby.rst |
========================================= Important Notes Regarding Closed Branches ========================================= This README applies to release notes for branches that are closed. This includes End of Life, Unmaintained, and Extended Maintenance branches. The list of series, and their stable status, can be found here: https://releases.openstack.org/ Once a stable series reaches Extended Maintenance, no new official releases will be performed for that series. For this reason, and to save a significant amount of time in gate jobs that build release notes, EOL branch release notes are made static. Said another way, reno is no longer used to dynamically generate the release notes for that branch as they are not expected to change often. Branches in Extended Maintenance will not be released, but they can still accept backports of bugfixes. We may want to include release notes for these fixes, even if they will not be included in an official release. In this case, in addition to backporting the release note, you will need to manually refresh the static page so those new notes will show up under a development release version in the generated output. To regenerate the static landing pages in this case, run the following commands from the root of the openstack/cinder repo:: tox -e releasenotes --notest .tox/releasenotes/bin/reno report \ --title "$SERIES Series Release Notes" \ --branch "stable/$series" | \ sed 's/^ *$//g' > "releasenotes/source/$series.rst" In this example, ``$SERIES`` would be the title-cased series name (i.e. Rocky), and $series would be the series name in lower case (i.e. rocky). This should replace the static release note page. That page should then be added to the commit and included as part of the review.