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Thanks for the feedback in this thread (I'm the author). The main goal _is_ to let people know about the new version, and about new features they can use (there
by peff 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback in this thread (I'm the author). The main goal _is_ to let people know about the new version, and about new features they can use (there are a ton of other new features and a lot of backend speedups and cleanups that I don't bother to highlight, because they're not really actionable by normal users).
I've tried to make the Git vs GitHub distinction clear in the first paragraph without belaboring it, but I agree with the sentiment here that the title muddies things. For future iterations I'll look into something more like "A look at the new features in v2.17".
- daveFNbuck 8y agoI think the title you used is a lot less confusing than "A look at the new features in v2.17". A title like that doesn't mention Git would make me think that GitHub is releasing v2.17 if its own product. I don't think there's a way you can clear this up within the title.
- peff 8y agoEr, sorry, I meant to say "...the new features in Git v2.17". I think that keeps it clear but without making it overtly look like a release announcement.
- daveFNbuck 8y agoOk, I think that does actually make things a bit more clear. Thanks for writing these up, by the way!