* update changelog
* add blog post
* update reference
* update download page
* update version in config.yml
* update announcement
* point reference.html to 1.3.1 docs
Also add reference-1.3.1.html, which redirects to 1.3.0 docs
* update integrity hashes
* redirect reference.html directly to 1.3.0 to avoid double redirect
* Style(CHANGELOG): remove empty bullet point
* Docs(CHANGELOG): replace "leaflet" by "Leaflet" in GitHub URL's
"https://github.com/leaflet/leaflet" (without capitalized first letter) works as URL, but is not recognized by GitHub MarkDown parser (which simplifies URL's by simple "#XXX" style when referring to an issue or PR in the same repository, or "group/repo#XXX" in another repository).
Proper case is "Leaflet/Leaflet" (organization and project have capitalized first letter).
* Add documentation on how to do a release
* Preliminary changelog for next release
* Preliminary blog post
* Modify version to 1.2.0
* Update changelog
* Add 1.2.0 reference
* Point to 1.2.0 docs
* Update hashes and latest version
* Update latest news
* Add 1.2.0 release date
* Bump version to 1.1.0
* Blog post about 1.1.0
* Fix description
* Fix punctuation
* Update integrity hashes
* Set release date for 1.1.0
* Add reference for 1.1.0
* Point reference.html to docs for 1.1.0
* First version of rc1 changelog (cf #4379)
* fixed changelog
typos, closed PR removed, contributor added
* Prettify and fix minor typos in rc1 changelog
* Mention #4396 in the CHANGELOG
* Add mention of #4371
* Add docs updates by nathancahill
* Add info on #4387
* Update date for 1.0-rc1
* Remove double PR reference for #4418
This kind of reverts #2377 that doesn’t make sense after tile animation
refactorings, because it makes Safari terribly slow. It reintroduces
the tile gaps, but oh well, we choose the lesser evil here.
Also, performance in latest iOS is the same with and without the patch
so there’s no harm in removing this.