docs: update v23.1.4 release notes intro#7369
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consider fixing intro text too - "bringing GUI improvements and bugfixes" -> "bringing performance improvements and bugfixes" |
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Updated the intro wording to “performance improvements and bugfixes” in 0495b47. Thanks! |
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3-3: 💤 Low valueUse standard spelling "bug fixes" instead of "bugfixes".
The term should be two words for consistency with standard English orthography and the document's own style (e.g., "Change log" on line 53 uses two words).
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-This is a new patch version release, bringing performance improvements and bugfixes. +This is a new patch version release, bringing performance improvements and bug fixes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@doc/release-notes.md` at line 3, In the release notes summary sentence, change the spelling of "bugfixes" to "bug fixes" (two words) to align with standard English orthography and maintain consistency with the document's existing style conventions elsewhere in the file.Source: Linters/SAST tools
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Nitpick comments:
In `@doc/release-notes.md`:
- Line 3: In the release notes summary sentence, change the spelling of
"bugfixes" to "bug fixes" (two words) to align with standard English orthography
and maintain consistency with the document's existing style conventions
elsewhere in the file.
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Applied CodeRabbit’s wording nit: “bug fixes” in 10b6309. |
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might want to update pr title and description accordingly now |
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Updated the PR title and description to cover both the title and intro wording changes. |
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Trivial docs-only change to v23.1.4 release notes: corrects the title from v23.1.3 to v23.1.4 and rewords the intro to accurately describe the release contents. Targeting v23.1.x is appropriate for a real release notes update. No issues found.
Note: posted as a COMMENT review because GitHub does not allow approving my own PR.
Update v23.1.4 release notes title and intro
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
The current v23.1.x release notes describe the v23.1.4 changelog, but the
top-level title still said
v23.1.3. Review also noted that the intro shouldsay this release brings performance improvements and bug fixes, not GUI
improvements or the one-word
bugfixesspelling.What was done?
doc/release-notes.mdtitle fromDash Core version v23.1.3toDash Core version v23.1.4.bug fixes.
How Has This Been Tested?
git diff --check.doc/release-notes.mdis now# Dash Core version v23.1.4.performance improvements and bug fixes.ship.Breaking Changes
None.
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