On Mon, Sep 14, 2020 at 10:29:14AM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
> There are actually two somewhat separate use-cases here:
>
> * Draft release notes for a pending major release.
> * Draft release notes for minor releases.
>
> In both cases, Bruce or I push some notes into the git tree, but there
> is noplace for potential reviewers to look at a built version of the
> notes. Reviewers must either read the raw SGML or build the docs
> themselves. The situation was better before the release notes branch
> split, because you could look at the devel version of the docs.
This is not an issue for me since we have not branched master when I am
working on the major release notes. By the time we branch master, I am
pretty much done.
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