releases.json
Breaking Change
releases.json is a family of files (and schema) that the .NET Team publishes to enable programatic access to the catalog of .NET releases.
We are making some targeted changes to these files, primarily to reduce user confusion, in response to consistent and broad feedback.
We are making three primary changes, ordered from most to least breaking:
lts
and current
value with active
, in the support-phase
property.rc
value with go-live
in the in the support-phase
property.support-phase
.release-type
property, with immutable values of lts
or sts
, as appropriate. standard
stands for Standard Support and replaces the Current terminology to describe a release.The change will be made in two phases:
release-type
property will be added via Add new release labels #7499.support-phase
property for .NET 7 will transition from rc
to active
on November 8th. Previously, this would have been current
."Current" releases will now be referred to as "Standard Term Support" releases, in obvious contrast to "Long Term Support (LTS)" releases. The duration of the support periods and related policies are not changing.
The "Current" term will no longer be used.
See .NET Release Labels for more information.
PathogenDavid, lextm, GavinOsborn, WeihanLi and danmoseley
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