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I find the release notes very useful, and yes I read them every time. My only issue is that the frontend changes are not treated equal to core when the automated (I assume) list of pull requests is published. In core, each PR gets a bullet making it easy to skim the changes for anything I might care about. The frontend, however, is rolled up into a single bullet, such as:

• Update frontend to 20220203.0 (@bramkragten - #65572) (frontend docs) (breaking-change)

or

• Update frontend to 20220202.0 (@bramkragten - #65432) (frontend docs) (beta fix)

To see what's changed, I need to click the link to the core PR, hope there's a good description, probably link over to the frontend repo to examine a tag or cherry-picked PRs, etc. It's nowhere near as user-friendly as having the list right there to scan.

So, I'd like to see that list expanded to list the frontend PRs or commits actually new in the release in the same manner as core. Maybe 2 different sections, a combined list, a sub-list under the "bump - the format doesn't matter much.

Thanks.

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https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2022/02/02/release-20222/

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