Fix K8S changelog to be PyPI-compatible #20614
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Twine (which we use to upload packages to PyPI) has the ability to run checks of packages before uploading them. This allows to detect cases like when we are using forbidden directives in README.rst (which delayed slightly preparing the December 2021 provider packages and resulted in apache#20614 With this PR Twine check will be run for all packages in CI before we even attempt to merge such change that could break them.
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Twine (which we use to upload packages to PyPI) has the ability to run checks of packages before uploading them. This allows to detect cases like when we are using forbidden directives in README.rst (which delayed slightly preparing the December 2021 provider packages and resulted in #20614 With this PR Twine check will be run for all packages in CI before we even attempt to merge such change that could break them.
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Twine (which we use to upload packages to PyPI) has the ability to run checks of packages before uploading them. This allows to detect cases like when we are using forbidden directives in README.rst (which delayed slightly preparing the December 2021 provider packages and resulted in #20614 With this PR Twine check will be run for all packages in CI before we even attempt to merge such change that could break them. (cherry picked from commit f011f66)
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Twine (which we use to upload packages to PyPI) has the ability to run checks of packages before uploading them. This allows to detect cases like when we are using forbidden directives in README.rst (which delayed slightly preparing the December 2021 provider packages and resulted in #20614 With this PR Twine check will be run for all packages in CI before we even attempt to merge such change that could break them. (cherry picked from commit f011f66)
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