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extracted using command: ``` git log --format="%H" --since="2024-01-09 00:00:00" -- src/ \ | xargs -I{} bash -c 'printf "%s %s\n" "{}" "$(git tag --contains {} | head -n1)"'\ | awk '{print $2;}'\ | uniq\ | awk '{print "==" $1}' ```
Changes were determined if they shipped in a release with: ``` git log --format="%H" --since="2024-01-10 00:00:00" -- src \ | xargs -I{} bash -c 'printf "%s %s\n" "{}" "$(git tag --contains {} | head -n1)"' ``` Then to determine what actually did change: ``` git log --format="%s" 2025-01-22-01_RC01..2025-01-26-00_RC00 -- src \ | awk '{print "* "$0;}' ``` Did not include test changes, minor changes etc. Reworded to make sense from someone reading just this changelog
@nord-erik 👋 #29 fixed the previews not being available. You will now find that the top link to surge.sh works, with a landing that gives you access to the two docsets. However, the |
Hi @stefano-ottolenghi , thanks a lot for the info! I see Florent is already on it |
This PR includes documentation updates New pages: |
Of course there are some differences between BigQuery and Google Cloud in terms
of documentation. But I decided for simplicity to have the same changelog for
both -- it's the same source code for both. Interpreted both git history and code
changes to figure out major differences between the different releases.
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