docs(release): credit all contributors via an Acknowledgements section#288
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Step 5 previously kept only GitHub's auto 'New Contributors' block, which lists first-time contributors only, so returning contributors got no credit in the release notes. Fetch the generated notes once and mine every 'by @handle' from the (otherwise dropped) 'What's Changed' dump to build a full thank-you list, with bots stripped. Title the section 'Acknowledgements' rather than 'Contributors' so it does not duplicate GitHub's native 'Contributors' avatar widget on the release page.
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Summary
Fix the release procedure so release notes credit all contributors, not just first-timers.
Step 5 of
prompts/pg_durable-release.mdpreviously kept only GitHub's auto-generated New Contributors block (which lists first-time contributors only) and dropped the What's Changed PR dump — the only place with per-PR authorship. Returning contributors therefore got no credit in the notes.Changes
generate-notesoutput once into a temp file and reuse it.by @handlefrom it to build a full thank-you list (deduped, bots like@dependabot/@github-actionsstripped).## Acknowledgements, not## Contributors— GitHub auto-renders its own native "Contributors" avatar widget on the release page, so a body heading of the same name produces a duplicate, confusing section (observed on thev0.2.4-rc1draft).Context
Surfaced while cutting v0.2.4 (tracking issue #286). The
v0.2.4-rc1release notes have already been corrected by hand to use## Acknowledgements; this PR bakes the fix into the procedure so the finalv0.2.4and future releases get it automatically.Docs-only change to the release prompt.