[DOC] Add date of release to What's new. #135
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especially on long-running projects I think it's a great practice to include the update dates so that people can see how frequently the project is enlivened.
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Thanks for the feedback. I like your suggestion. I have added release dates to both What's New and the "Changes in previous versions" page on the |
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especially on long-running projects I think it's a great practice to include the update dates so that people can see how frequently the project is enlivened.
This would have helped me while I was poking around, eg with this question;
[DOC] URL Reference for Next steps' what_else does not resolve here in Github but is in the Doc page. #134
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