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pkg_in_pipe: generate a draft of the release post from the report - #841

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@glehmann glehmann commented Aug 26, 2026

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Add release_post.py, which writes the "What changed" and "Versions"
sections of the XCP-ng release post from the json report, with the
change descriptions for the users taken from the related pull requests.

Signed-off-by: Gaëtan Lehmann gaetan.lehmann@vates.tech

This PR is part of a tree containing 4 PRs:

  1. master
  2. pkg_in_pipe: keep PRs merged by rebase or squash #838master
  3. pkg_in_pipe: write a machine readable version of the report #839pkg_in_pipe: keep PRs merged by rebase or squash #838
  4. pkg_in_pipe: move the plane cards of the builds of a tag to a given state #840pkg_in_pipe: write a machine readable version of the report #839
  5. "pkg_in_pipe: generate a draft of the release post from the report" (this PR) → pkg_in_pipe: write a machine readable version of the report #839

Add release_post.py, which writes the "What changed" and "Versions"
sections of the XCP-ng release post from the json report, with the
change descriptions for the users taken from the related pull requests.

Signed-off-by: Gaëtan Lehmann <gaetan.lehmann@vates.tech>

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Is it mandatory to run the scripts in a Docker container?
Can't we just run them directly on a machine?

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Is it mandatory to run the scripts in a Docker container?
Can't we just run them directly on a machine?

No docker required, it runs fine locally

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