DOC: organize stringmethods in what's new #9654
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@sinhrks Thanks! But, you will have to rebase (and probably solve some conflicts after my PR that reorganized the whatsnew file a bit). But you can put the section under "New features" (eg just before 'other enhancements') |
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Sure, rebased. |
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Can you make this the same level as the one above (with ^^ I think)
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DOC: organize stringmethods in what's new
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Added summarized section to the release note based on the discussion in #9386