Open Brush, Open Blocks, Icosa Gallery•8mo ago

Release note question: I see we added a

Release note question: I see we added a "UX" label. Do we want to put that in a separate section, or together with Features? (right now, we have the following groups, with the associated labels:

                {
                    "title": "## :rocket: Features",
                    "labels": ["feature", "enhancement"]
                },
                {
                    "title": "## :bug: Fixes",
                    "labels": ["fix", "bugfix"]
                },
                {
                    "title": "## :tools: Infrastructure",
                    "labels": ["infrastructure"]
                },
                {
                    "title": "## :package: Dependencies / Maintenance",
                    "labels": ["dependencies", "maintenance"]
                },

                {
                    "title": "## :rocket: Features",
                    "labels": ["feature", "enhancement"]
                },
                {
                    "title": "## :bug: Fixes",
                    "labels": ["fix", "bugfix"]
                },
                {
                    "title": "## :tools: Infrastructure",
                    "labels": ["infrastructure"]
                },
                {
                    "title": "## :package: Dependencies / Maintenance",
                    "labels": ["dependencies", "maintenance"]
                },

)

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mikeageOP•8mo ago

Everything else becomes "Uncategorized" by default ok, decided to add a section. I'll retag anything after 2.7.0 that's UI/UX only as well

mikeageOP•8mo ago

https://github.com/icosa-foundation/open-brush/pull/703

GitHub

Add a section in the changelog for UI/UX PRs by mikeage · Pull Requ...

mikesky•8mo ago

What happens if something is tagged with more than one matching category?

mikeageOP•8mo ago

same as today; it'll show up in both it'd be nice if we could force certain combinations to be mutually exclusive, but really, our "problem", if it can be called that, is that some PRs are empty. It's also only really relevant for the autogenerated changelog in the Gitbook. No one cares about the entry on the pre-release ones, and even for the formal Github releases, we can always change it. And we often do, to add something more user-friendly and less developer-oriented

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Release note question: I see we added a