Update documentation for 2.5 release#2202
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I made one small comment re: negative mirroring but it's minor, happy to approve as is. Great work and thank you Doug :)
| In addition, the new configs make expanded use of OCIO v2 features such as File Rules and | ||
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I'm wondering if this should be added to the "breaking changes" section somehow as well?
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I had originally added something there, but then removed it because it is not really a breaking change. In other words, the ACES 1 configs still clamp negs as before. The ACES 2 config mirrors, but I felt that it was really a new config and so this wasn't a change to existing behavior and that it was therefore sufficient to describe mirroring in the section on the new ACES 2 configs. (Yes, external ACES 2 configs were released in the spring, but we did bump the major version number of those.)
Anyway, that was the logic, but am open to adding something, if you want.
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Yeah I agree with you, it's not really breaking... let's leave it for now, and if we get a lot of feedback/questions around it, we can revisit making it more prominent.
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Added a What's New page for the 2.5 release and made updates to existing documentation where necessary based on the new features.
A preliminary description has been provided, but more work is needed for the config merge and hue curve transforms. To be done in a follow-up.
I added a "Breaking Changes" section at the top for people that aren't going to read the whole What's New, but maybe that is too dramatic? Open to suggestions for how to do that better.