Collect all information on changes in "what's new" #2463
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heplesser
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Should the section on pre_run_hook / calibrate be removed entirely if its developer focused? I think the release notes provided on GitHub should suffice for developers. What do you think? |
Done with 56fec6d. |
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@heplesser I spotted a couple of minor typos, but otherwise looks good.
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This PR collects information on changes in NEST 3.4 in the "what's new" section and removes the "release_notes" directory.
It also restructures the "What's new" file to make changes that modify NEST behavior more visible and separate information only relevant for NEST developers from information relevant for users.
Since
calibrate()/pre_run_hook()are C++ methods, they are no longer labeled aspy:func:.