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Update Release Notes for Python Package Managers Support - #1826

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Update Release Notes for Python Package Managers Support#1826
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IDETECT-5200

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Python package managers support has been extended for the detect release 12.0
This pull request updates the currentreleasenotes.md with that support claim declaration.

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It's weird to me that 11.5.0 is still in the current release notes. Can you move them to the previous release notes? I see they are there already in some form so it might be we can just delete these. Let's have Chris review too please once you make the change. Thanks!

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cpottsbd commented Jul 28, 2026

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It's weird to me that 11.5.0 is still in the current release notes. Can you move them to the previous release notes? I see they are there already in some form so it might be we can just delete these. Let's have Chris review too please once you make the change. Thanks!

Hey @dterrybd I think this MR from @shantyk will fix the 11.5.0 release note issue once merged: #1819

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Should be good to go after pulling in the fix for the extraneous release notes.

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