@@ -102,14 +102,14 @@ The consequence of having both approaches in place is that we get multiple depen
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` micronaut-build ` via our automation, and one or many (one per dependency) created by Renovate. When merging those, it
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is better to prefer the ` micronaut-build ` ones, if possible, for 2 reasons: a) they attempt to upgrade multiple dependencies
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in a single PR, which creates less noise in the Git history; b) Once you merge that, Renovate will react and automatically
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- close its own PRs if the dependecy is up-to-date.
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+ close its own PRs if the dependency is up-to-date.
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When an upgrade to a new version arrives, we need to be careful when merging, so that we don't introduce an
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unnecessary upgrade burden on our users. Read the
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[ Module Upgrade Strategy] ( https://github.com/micronaut-projects/micronaut-core/wiki/Module-Upgrade-Strategy ) for more
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information.
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- Note that if a new version arrives and we are not ready yet to do the upgrade, you need to
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+ Note that if a new version arrives, and we are not ready yet to do the upgrade, you need to
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[ pin the old version] ( https://github.com/micronaut-projects/micronaut-build/#configuration-options ) , because otherwise,
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Renovate and our workflow will keep sending PRs. You should also create an issue to upgrade so that it's not forgotten.
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@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ First of all, all the repos have an automatic changelog generation mechanism: wh
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release notes will contain pull requests merged and issues closed since the last release.
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When the module is ready for a new release, check the generated release notes, and make changes if needed (for example,
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- you can add an introduction paragraph highligting some items included in the release). If the version you are going to
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+ you can add an introduction paragraph highlighting some items included in the release). If the version you are going to
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publish is not a new patch version, but a new minor or major, update the release notes text to reflect the new version.
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If you are publishing a milestone or release candidate, check the pre-release checkbox.
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