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[FR] - Node Release Notes Suggestions #6051
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My comments: Suggestion 1: Agreed! We'll try to change the template to have this some time in Q1 next year |
I like the collapsed lists. |
I agree with all the suggestions, but a collapsed format would also be acceptable. Additionally, it would be helpful if the presence or absence of DB replays is indicated for each lower version. For example, in the case of 10.1.3: |
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@disassembler we still need this... unless it's been provided in a way I don't know about (in that case please post here). I would also add... if the focus is the "first time user"... that the release notes should state explicitly when a ledger replay is required on a node version upgrade. The last time this was so, it wasn't mentioned in the release notes. It's a huge penalty in uptime risked for many stake pools by not doing this, and it's a one-liner to add. It may be "understood" that this requirement can be deduced from the version numbering, but:
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Original Source: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Sf8HJNfdu-8equF991_NOaZE1vcJiN0fs6cy0z5G_Mg/edit?usp=sharing
Example mithril release notes: https://github.com/input-output-hk/mithril/releases/tag/2450.0
Cardano Node Release Notes Suggestions
Having the repos done in a manner in which we assume this is the first time a user has visited the repo will help document and provide all the needed info. As a small pool and an admin of the xSPO Alliance, an alliance for small pools under a million ada delegated when they join or for brand new pools, we receive a lot of questions that would be eliminated by better documentation on the repo. We see errors from using the wrong version on the network, to not updating config files correctly.
I believe the Mithril team and repo is the gold standard of how the repos should be done.
Clear callout on what network node version is recommended to be used on.
Have a callout like Mithril does in release notes would great help so people don’t make a mistake
Also have a network Compatibility Chart right in repo
Include in release notes if there is a configuration file change needed.
Also like Mithril does, they let us know if a configuration update is needed adding to repo would help as well.
Have the versions listed right in repo
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