Closed sergei-maertens closed 3 years ago
Do we really want to back date the post to April 16 rather than putting in today's date?
Do we really want to back date the post to April 16 rather than putting in today's date?
That's something I wasn't sure about either. I personally find it important to highlight we acted on the information from Codecov the same day we received this. I had hoped/expected to be able to publish the post sooner, but it stayed in internal review for a long time.
I think we can use the real publish dates instead of backdating, because the timeline of which action happened when is documented as well.
I recommend publishing it and figuring out the dating afterwards, possibly changing it in a separate update.
Secondly, I recommend using today's date. But longer ago is also OK.
Not required, but might be nice to align the NL text change (if latest and old) to match the EN version.