1.1 release notes #1555
1.1 release notes #1555
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I can do a more thorough review once we have more content in if needed
| "group": "Releases", | ||
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| "oss/python/releases/langchain-v1" | ||
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let's order this newest to oldest
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also, can you remove the /releases/langchain-v1 from the langchain tab?
i think the release notes should live in the Reference tab and we can keep the migration guide on the main tab
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let's order this newest to oldest
This will break the drilldown nav. It needs either needs to be old -> new (within the current setup) or we need to un-nest the releases dropdown in the left sidebar.
https://www.mintlify.com/docs/organize/navigation#enable-auto-navigation-for-groups
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I think we need to refactor this area to not be in a sidebar nav folder, as drilldown to v1 always is not wanted
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| - [Versioning](/oss/python/versioning) - Understanding version numbers |
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maybe these should be combined w the "Additional resources" section?
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My own bias is it's overkill to have separate documents for every release.
I think there will be circumstances where we don't want to batch changes (e.g., we want to quickly make a semver-minor change to langchain or langchain-core to unblock something). Are we OK having a page that's a single line of text describing it?
I like OpenAI's changelog: https://platform.openai.com/docs/changelog
This is a single page with bullets hitting what's new at a high-level and linking out to more detailed docs.
I'm OK to ship this and compile into a a single page later if preferred.
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closing in favor of the more simple #1581 |
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