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Remove personalizing dashboard from release notes #20483
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For reference, this change did reach editorial even though it's not in the release branch.
See also #20484 where the Jetpack release notes are empty.
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There were conflicts on `Podfile` and `Podfile.lock` because `release/22.1` and `trunk` both changed the Gutenberg version. As usual, I resolved them with `git checkout --theirs`, keeping the value from `trunk` under the assumption that the latest version of Gutenberg, 1.93.0-alpha2, is what `trunk` needs to work and that if the 1.92.1 hotfix hasn't already been integrated in the latest release, it will be soon and the Gutenberg team will followup with a new version update on `trunk`. There was also a conflict on the `RELEASE-NOTES.txt` that GitHub picked up with its more refined conflicts engine and that auto-merge didn't address properly but that I manually fixed. That was due to `release/22.1` adding new release note entries – which will not make it into the App Store release notes – in the 22.1 section and `trunk` having #20128 editing that section, too. #20128 was meant to land on `release/22.1` but I forgot to update the base branch after starting the code freeze 🤦♂️😭 Also, the entry about the personalize home tab had been removed on `trunk` via ec8a377. The release notes editor was notified about it, #20483 (review) ``` <<<<<<< release/22.1 -- Incoming Change * [**] Add a "Personalize Home Tab" button to the bottom of the Home tab that allows changing cards visibility. [#20369] * [*] [Reader] Fix an issue that was causing the app to crash when tapping the More or Share buttons in Reader Detail screen. [#20490] * [*] Block editor: Avoid empty Gallery block error [WordPress/gutenberg#49557] ======= * [**] [internal] Refactored Google SignIn implementation to not use the Google SDK [#20128] >>>>>>> trunk -- Current Change ```
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@Gio2018, today @tiagomar called attention to the personalize dashboard release notes in 22.1. This feature is still a work-in-progress, so this shouldn't be in 22.1's release notes. Instead we can add it back once we're confident which release this will ship in.
Related Slack discussion to remove this from the final release notes: p1680719118039509/1680571332.933819-slack-C02S5P5MBGA
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