Add "release date" and "previous release checklist" placeholders#929
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Suggesting adding those for quick references that can be useful when working on LTS releases
krisstern
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How about adding an RC release date as well? |
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RC date is less important and not needed by everyone, while the LTS release date is. I would not add the RC date. |
timja
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| Release date: [PUT RELEASE DATE HERE] | ||
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| Previous release checklist: [PUT PREVIOUS RELEASE CHECKLIST ISSUE LINK HERE] |
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Personally, I frequently consulted previous release checklists, having such link would have been convenient.
I'm fine not including it.
timja
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Suggesting adding those for quick references that can be useful when working on LTS releases