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print(template.render(added=diff['added'], changed=diff['changed'], removed=diff['removed']))
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contents = template.render(added=diff['added'], changed=diff['changed'], removed=diff['removed'])
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# GitHub supports a maximum limit of 125000 for release notes.
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# 124800 = 124000 - 200 for buffer and the warning line
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# To get around this, we add a warning if we hit the limit
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# and attach a release.md file with the complete notes
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if len(contents) >= 125000:
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notes = """This file is truncated due to GitHub limitations.
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please see the attached `release.md` file for complete notes""" + contents[:124800]
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else:
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notes = contents
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"""
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notes are the viewable notes on the release page on GitHub
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while release.md is the attached notes. This is the complete text.
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"""
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with open('notes.md', 'w') as f:
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f.write(notes)
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with open('release.md', 'w') as f:
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f.write(contents)
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