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Docs: provide info on how to determine if a PR is released #20325
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You can either use the changelog, or from GitHub UI you can view which releases the commit is included in, by open the commit itself. example open e1b3ee6 and check the tags. A better way instead of documented the above mentioned GitHub functionality, would be to post a notification in the issues. This request is currently being tracked here: angular/dev-infra#726 |
Thanks for the info! I didn't know about the tags. The automatic notification in the issues would definitely be best! I'm glad this is tracked. |
That particular PR is in 11.2.3 and 12.0.0-next.3. |
@clydin the tags on the commit are I don't doubt that what you're saying is true, but is there a reliable way for me to find out this information? |
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Please provide some info in the README.md letting people know how to determine if a PR is released, and if so, what version of Angular has it.
For example, I'm trying to determine if a PR 20172 that closed issue angular/angular#18398 is released. It's unclear to me if I can use any of the labels attached to the PR to determine this.
This could probably be applied to all angular/ packages.
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