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mhdawson authored Mar 24, 2023
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The project's approach is as follows:

* The project will create one "What's new in YYYY" issue in the `nodejs/node`
repo for news related to Node.js core.
* The project will create one "What's new in YYYY" discussion item in
the `nodejs/node` repo for news related to Node.js core.
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I think it might be better to use a separate repo for these news. In this way, publications could subscribe to the notifications on that repository to receive the updates.

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That could make it easier for publications but the goal is to make it easy for the teams and the project both in terms of workflow and discoverability. In the case of the node-api team looking for an issue in a different repo would be more work due to the way we use a milestone to review work each week.

Even if there was a separate repo the ask was not that a new issue be created for each piece of news, only update an existing issue/discussion so once the publication subscribes to an issue I don't think it will be any different in respect to notifications.

Therefore I think using an issue/discussion item in the existing repos is better.

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ok!!

* Teams/groups can create a "what's new in YYYY" issue in one or more of their
repositories. As an example see
[What's new in the Node-API and node-addon-api world? - 2023 version](https://github.com/nodejs/abi-stable-node/issues/446).
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