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You've studied the [[Git/hacks]] and built a ton of features, fixes, and updates to your codebase in a sprint worthy of Hussein Bolt. Now it's time to create some release notes - which in the tradition of open source is stored in the RELEASE_NOTES file of your project. | You've studied the [[Git/hacks]] and built a ton of features, fixes, and updates to your codebase in a sprint worthy of Usain Bolt | ||
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. Now it's time to create some release notes - which in the tradition of open source is stored in the RELEASE_NOTES file of your project. | |||
Since your team follows the best practices of writing good commit comments and also creating appropriate branches and pull requests, then it's a simple matter of letting ```git``` tell you what's in the release. Of course you can amend or add to it as needed. | Since your team follows the best practices of writing good commit comments and also creating appropriate branches and pull requests, then it's a simple matter of letting ```git``` tell you what's in the release. Of course you can amend or add to it as needed. | ||