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Change logs (release notes) #527

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leicray opened this issue Aug 14, 2023 · 5 comments
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Change logs (release notes) #527

leicray opened this issue Aug 14, 2023 · 5 comments

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@leicray
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leicray commented Aug 14, 2023

Is your feature request related to a problem?
VariantValidator undergoes constant development, but changes and improvements are not formally documented in an easily accessible fashion for end users.

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The VariantValidator home page provides links to its component parts but no "change log" is provided for these individual parts. Change logs ought to be provided for VariantValidator and vv_hgvs on GitHub and change logs for VVDb, VVTA and VVSeqRepo ought to be provided in the individual directories on the data server .

@Peter-J-Freeman
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Peter-J-Freeman commented Aug 14, 2023

They are I believe. When we make a major release. I don't have the man power to do this more often. We may need to look at the way git is used, but this is currently low priority until we have someone in place who has the time to do it

@Peter-J-Freeman
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https://github.com/openvar/variantValidator/releases/tag/v2.2.0
Change log for the last stable release is here

@leicray
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leicray commented Aug 14, 2023

I am aware of this type of change log, but it's not easily understandable for the typical end user. I was thinking of something more like a plain text file that summarises any new features, updates and bug fixes.

As you say, low priority until we can recruit more staff.

@ifokkema
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I agree with both of you; it's important (LOVD also has a separate changelog that is less technical), but a lot of work. I go through all PRs when I make an official release to document all changes, but it can be time-consuming.

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On the next release (pending) I think I'll got through the auto generated log and annotate it and comment. Have a little time

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