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Remove support for title tags (GH-71) - #73
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sethmlarson
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@brettcs As a part of this PR we should also update the PSRT process to no longer mention these tags: https://github.com/python/devguide/ |
StanFromIreland
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Including pythonGH-54 and pythonGH-71.
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No problem, done. Per your comment in the devguide PR, I also went ahead and documented the credits functionality, even if it's buggy right now. |
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For the title, I suggest putting issues at the start, since the PR number usually goes to the end of the commit message. |
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Removes the logic itself and all supporting tests and constants. Closes #71.
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