+1 All in favor of this. On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 11:35 AM, Siddharth Seth <[email protected]> wrote:
> We've been following a process where the Fix Version for any committed jira > is set to include the current version on all branches that the patch goes > to. Given this, I think we can generate a change-list / release notes quite > easily when a release is required. > Before a release, this can easily be looked up via jira, or the commit > history for that matter. > > CHANGES.txt at the moment seems to cause conflicts (Pretty much all > cherry-picks on branch-0.8 will have a CHANGES.txt conflict). There's also > unnecessary noise, and the file often gets into an inconsistent state, if a > batch is back-ported to a branch after the initial commit to master > (CHANGES.txt on master needs to be updated to commit the patch to an older > branch) > > I think we can do without this file at this point. Any reasons to keep it? > > Thanks, > Sid >
