@LysandreJik
Transformers releases have always had one important component: the release notes. These showcase the added models, but also all the software changes since the last release. It often groups commits within categories and highlight why they're important for users. It highlights breaking changes and how users will be affected. This used to be quite an important time-consuming exercise: going over each commit and grouping it by relevance, summarizing the changes, and listing important components. It was an imperfect exercise too, with my personal bias putting forward changes I was impressed by and projects I knew were impactful. This feels like one of the tasks that are tremendously sped up using LLMs. The quality of the release notes is higher, they're more comprehensive, and they highlight topics which weren't before. It's probably the best time to ask feedback about release notes: what can we improve? what would you like to see in them that isn't there today?