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Summary of Changes
Hello @hyukkwonepic, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've created the release notes for version 0.8.1, which primarily focuses on enhancing stability and improving repository organization. This release addresses a critical bug that caused application crashes when the local date changed, ensuring a more robust user experience. Additionally, it streamlines our development environment by moving the public website to a separate repository and centralizing all release notes within this monorepo's documentation structure.
Highlights
- Release Notes Creation: I've added the release notes for version 0.8.1, detailing the key changes and improvements included in this release.
- Repository Reorganization: The public website has been split into its own repository, and the
sites/website/*directory has been removed from this monorepo for clearer separation and faster iteration. - Documentation Migration: All historical release notes have been migrated into the
docs/releasesdirectory, with v0.8.0 also added for completeness. - Bug Fix (Date Handling): A critical bug causing crashes when the local date changed (e.g., day rollover) has been fixed, specifically addressing issues in board views and current user standup card rendering.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces the release notes for version 0.8.1. The document is well-structured and clearly outlines the changes. I have one suggestion to improve the consistency of the titles within the release notes, which will enhance professionalism and alignment with previous release notes.
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To maintain consistency with other sections in this file and with previous release notes (e.g., v0.8.0), it would be better to use a noun phrase for the bugfix title. The current title, "Fix crash after local date change", is an imperative verb phrase, which reads more like a commit message and is stylistically inconsistent with other titles like "Repository Reorganization".
| - **Fix crash after local date change** | |
| - **Fix for crash on local date change** |
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