Add note to expect changes to tripartite syntax and semantics #3128
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This looks good. Thank you!
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@heplesser There are a couple of typos to fix, but I approve
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@jessica-mitchell I committed your suggestions so feel free to merge once the tests are through. |
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This PR add a note to documentation to alert users about upcoming changes in the syntax and semantics for tripartite connectivity.