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Any comment about upcoming Git Rev News edition 110

chriscool opened this issue · 15 comments

chriscool commented

A currently mostly empty draft is there:

https://github.com/git/git.github.io/blob/master/rev_news/drafts/edition-110.md

Feel free to comment in this issue, suggest topics, suggest persons to interview, or use the edit button (that looks like a pen) to edit and create a pull request with the changes you would like.

Let's try to publish this edition around the end of April 2024!

Thanks!

cc @jnareb @mjaix @sivaraam @gitster @stepnem

chriscool commented

Note that @gitster commented the following about the previous edition, which might be useful to find articles to write for this edition:

We may see more discussion on improving workflows to work on Git.

There is a talk to allow patch authors to propose the summary of the topic to appear in the release notes.

To make it easier to find who to ask for help, using a more formal mechanism is being proposed.

sivaraam commented

Just wanted to mention that the following post by Julia Evans also felt interesting: Some Git poll results

It would be a good addition to this edition.

jnareb commented

Just wanted to mention that the following post by Julia Evans also felt interesting: Some Git poll results

It would be a good addition to this edition.

Thanks. Yes, I will certainly add any posts by Julia Evans on Git that are or would be made before the end of April.

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chriscool commented

Thanks. Yes, I will certainly add any posts by Julia Evans on Git that are or would be made before the end of April.

Great, thanks @sivaraam and @jnareb !

sivaraam commented

Due to some unforeseen events, I think I'll not be able get an interview for this edition. Sorry about that.

chriscool commented

@sivaraam no worries. Thanks for letting us know.

jnareb commented

My links have landed in 462f99a . @sivaraam : Julia Evans' Some Git poll results is there.

I'd like to recommend, among other links, re:bass by Dylan Beattie - an original music composition inspired by the Git version control system. Less than 5 minutes long, worth IMVHO listening and watching.

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chriscool commented

I'd like to recommend, among other links, re:bass by Dylan Beattie - an original music composition inspired by the Git version control system. Less than 5 minutes long, worth IMVHO listening and watching.

Yeah, super fun!

chriscool commented

@jnareb, as Git 2.45.0 has just been released, I wonder if we should add the related blog posts to the links:

I think I will also add the related releases in the release section.

jnareb commented

@jnareb, as Git 2.45.0 has just been released, I wonder if we should add the related blog posts to the links:

Thanks for the suggestion. I have added them in c9cfa62.

mjaix commented
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chriscool commented

Thanks @mjaix for your fixes! They LGTM.