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great additions!
highlighting for a future effort: still to capture is the process around major version releases (e.g., creating new major version branches, beta releases, eventual sunsetting of support for old major versions, etc.). this may be exclusive to web3.py, or at least driven by web3.py, and therefore that process may only need documenting in the Contributing docs of web3.py.
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Opened ethereum/web3.py#3115 to fill in the details for major releases. |
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Revamped the release guide, mainly to outline our process and agreements. While I was there I simplified the steps for the most common approach and moved the ancillary notes into a new FAQ section.