Update change logs for March 2020 Release #9652
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Charles-Gagnon
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Did you chat with @kburtram about not including the binaries in the release? IIRC he said the reason we were doing that originally was because the person who maintains these on chocolatey was using those https://chocolatey.org/packages/azure-data-studio Although looking at https://github.com/kendaleiv/chocolatey-azure-data-studio/blob/master/tools/chocolateyInstall.ps1 it doesn't look like that's true so I'm not sure. |
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@Charles-Gagnon we're going to be doing that next release. This release is the warning for next release. I'll also go to these repos and leave an issue letting them know what the next release URL will look like. |
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I've also changed the format of the readme so automation is a bit easier, what do you think about the change?