Create 2026_02_19.md

[clairerye]

new release notes page

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new release notes document for the AGDR platform, dated February 19, 2026. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the updated versions for core services and micro-services, along with a highlight of a new improvement, specifically the addition of a metadata service cronjob. This ensures that the project's documentation accurately reflects the latest deployment state and feature enhancements.

Highlights

• New Release Notes Page: A new Markdown file, 2026_02_19.md, has been added to the docs/release_notes directory. This file documents the AGDR release for February 19, 2026, detailing updated service versions and a new metadata service cronjob.

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Changelog

• docs/release_notes/2026_02_19.md
  • Added a new release notes page for February 19, 2026.
  • Included version details for Dictionary, Submission, Portal, and AGDR Internal helm chart.
  • Listed versions for internal micro-services like indexd, fence, arborist, peregrine, sheepdog, guppy, Elasticsearch, nginx, tube, spark, manifestservice, metadata, and postgres.
  • Noted the exclusion of JupyterHub.
  • Highlighted a new improvement: the addition of a metadata service cronjob.

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Code Review

The pull request introduces a new release notes page in Markdown format. The content appears to be a standard release notes entry, listing versions of various services and a new feature. The changes are straightforward and follow the expected structure for such a document.