Release 1.3.0 #57
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I'm tentatively scheduling this for release on Nov 01 (after the documentation community call). Until then, feel free to provide feedback if anything doesn't look quite right or anything else should be included in the release (@fredrikekre, @mortenpi, @kellertuer, @lgoettgens, @Seelengrab). The documentation preview is at https://juliadocs.org/DocumenterCitations.jl/previews/PR57/ and the PDF version is DocumenterCitations.jl-1.3.0.pdf The workflow will have to be re-run on the day of the release to pass the check on the |
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This is a pretty big release, see NEWS.md. To anyone relying on the Internals for a custom style, it would be considered breaking. Hopefully, this will be the last release with such a significant change to the internals. If nothing comes up in the next couple of months, I would consider declaring the documented internals "stable" (covered by SemVer) in the
1.4.0release, to be a bit more reliable for people with custom styles.