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[5pt] Describe English style to use in release notes #2111
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I agree with @Totktonada's linguistic suggestions in the description. I have several more questions/comments about the process: Q: Who launches gen-release-notes and at what exact point in time? Q: Let's add links to gh-issues in the release notes, convert it to rst, and put it in the right place automatically! Q: gen-release-notes generates CE notes. What's about EE and TDG? Q: What pages change with every new release (and version)? Q: What's the best place for the RN style guide? |
как-то так |
Чем полнее документация, тем лучше, но сколько успеем к маркетинговой кампании В ЕЕ, скорее всего, будет что-то похожее (повторить все действия). SME: @ locker |
Document not only the verb form, but also formatting rules for cases like the following:
what does a release title look like? |
@ locker is adding to EE a script similar to gen-release-notes in CE: |
Epic: Release notes
Describe English style to use in release notes
Product: Tarantool (mostly about tarantool, but I guess it is applicable for all products)
Since: N/A
Audience/target: Tarantool developers and documentarians
Root document: Somewhere around our documentation guides
SME: @ NickVolynkin, @ Gerold103, @ patiencedaur
Details
See also: #1285
The discussion was started here. I'll cite:
To be honest, I really don't spin around grammatic rules enough to insist on my vision. However it looks meaningful for me and if we'll agree on another set of rules, I would like to know a reasoning behind.
Definition of done
Tentative directions
]Notes from @ lenkis:
Problems with OS Tarantool release notes (RN):
No style guide for RN, so writers need to brush up the draft a lot (e.g. RN items are phrased differently).
TODO: Introduce a simple style guide for all RN contributors.
No automatic integration of RN into the manual, so writers need to do it manually.
TODO: If we continue mirroring RN in the manual, automate md-to-rst import.
Too wordy RN section in the manual, which adds no value beyond RN text at GH.
TODO: Think of making the most of RN as a community communication tool. Here is an article for inspiration: https://uxdesign.cc/the-art-of-writing-great-release-notes-6607e22efae1
Draft Notion document with ideas: https://www.notion.so/tarantool/WIP-Release-notes-workflow-b4292dbf8fbd41d58a1983546de4a879
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