remove PR pre-black instructions #3707
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No real rush, but we could merge pre-0.15? |
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* upstream/master: Python 3.8 CI (pydata#3727) PKG: Explicitly add setuptools dependency (pydata#3628) update whats-new Typo in Universal Functions section (pydata#3663) Release v0.15.0 fix setup.cfg Documentation fixes (pydata#3732) Remove extra && in PR template (pydata#3730) Remove garbage text inserted in DASK_LICENSE (pydata#3729) Avoid unsafe use of pip (pydata#3726) remove PR pre-black instructions (pydata#3707) Fix whats-new for 0.15 (pydata#3723) Add isort to CI (pydata#3721) setuptools-scm (3) (pydata#3724) Fix Sphinx links on contributing doc page (pydata#3710)
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I don't think these should be needed any longer