Add PLD Linux package link to project page

[glensc]

Similarly to #1053

[Zlopez]

Could you also add a news file. See https://anitya.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing.html#release-notes or look at the #1053

[glensc]

Could you also add a news file. See anitya.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing.html#release-notes or look at the #1053

Added. However, I think the change is rather trivial not worth the changelog entry:

• https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/ (but this project doesn't indicate it's been followed)

Also, I think the effort for changelog creation, is too much for developers. Especially, if want to make a simple change from GitHub Web. Traversing files, finding where to add them, and whats the syntax. Bleh. You should look into better release workflows that can obtain the changelog/release notes from pull request titles and labels.

I personally have been keeping an eye on https://github.com/laminas/automatic-releases

My 2¢ (not attached)

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[Zlopez]

I only want the news file for changes that would be interesting for users of the application. If this is just some small change in documentation or fix for some typo in code I wouldn't care about it.

[Zlopez]

Remove the link from the news file, those aren't needed.

Suggested change

	Add PLD Linux package link to project page. #1065, #1064
	Add PLD Linux package link to project page.

[glensc]

How else would you have a link to both of them in changelog?

[Zlopez]

No need to link both of them, just the issue itself, or PR if there is no issue. I see that you are using #1065 instead of #1064 in the name. This wouldn't work because the link will point to issue with id 1065, which doesn't exists.

I would recommend to rename the news file to 1064.feature

[glensc]

This wouldn't work because the link will point to issue with id 1065, which doesn't exists.

yes, it will work tecnically, GitHub has a unique id namespace for issues and pull requests, and they both redirect to each other:

• https://github.com/fedora-infra/anitya/issues/1065
• https://github.com/fedora-infra/anitya/pull/1064

I would rather rename it to PR1065.feature then, as while it #1065 covers #1064, it doesn't solve it, i.e it's a rather open question for documentation or something.

however, I can't do file rename from GitHub web, so need to check out this locally to make changes, so this will take time.

(edited example links, as GitHub rendered the links as #NUMBER, making the point not understandable)

[Zlopez]

Thanks for doing this

[Zlopez]

I was able to test it on the local instance of Anitya and the link is working fine, it redirected me to the source repo of the project.

[Zlopez]

Change name of the news file to point to correct issue.

[glensc]

Thanks, @Zlopez this will help to verify matched package validity more easily!

[Zlopez]

No problem, I will merge the current pull requests and release a new version, so it will be in release-monitoring.org soon.