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Fix release notes & update release dates #1113
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/ok to test 20eb7f5 |
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Looks good to me: I clicked the buttons to double-check that the release notes links work, for both cuda-core and cuda-bindings.
While your at finalizing the releases, are you interested in adding this in, too, in cuda-core/DESCRIPTION.rst and cuda_bindings/DESCRIPTION.rst?
cuda-python/cuda_pathfinder/DESCRIPTION.rst
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.. image:: https://img.shields.io/badge/NVIDIA-black?logo=nvidia | |
:target: https://www.nvidia.com/ | |
:alt: NVIDIA |
That'll show up like here:
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Note: Anything cuda-toolkit
related that is mentioned in the 13.0.2 release note is not added here, because the PR(s) was not backported and I am not sure I want to block on this.
I personally am not super interested in showing NVIDIA icons, but it is done in commit 3e9a17a 🙂 |
/ok to test 1422efd |
Free-threading Build Support | ||
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As of cuda-core 0.4.0, **experimental** packages for the `free-threaded interpreter`_ are shipped. |
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I moved this section up and removed the mention of PyPI, because it should be (hopefully) straightforward to build FT support on conda-forge.
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Looks great to me.
(I tried to check the rendered docs, but the CI doesn't seem to have gotten to updating them yet.)
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Description
I noticed that the latest release notes are no longer rendered because we forgot to update the hyperlinks after renaming the files. This is now fixed.
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