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Keystone 5 and beyond · Issue #21 · keystonejs/keystone-5 · GitHub

Keystone 5 has officially moved into active maintenance mode as we push towards the next major new version of KeystoneJS.

When Keystone 5 was announced in 2018, it was a great leap forward for the project from a back-end Node.js CMS platform built with MongoDB, to a modern platform with first class support for GraphQL, PostgreSQL, and more.

Keystone Next is a preview of the next major release of KeystoneJS, the most powerful headless content management system around. We've substantially rewritten the CLI, Schema config, and Admin UI to make them more powerful and easier to use than ever before.

In the last six months, we built around the existing stable core of Keystone 5's packages to test the changes we wanted to make and validate our ideas. We're now happy with what we've built, and over the course of this year, Keystone Next will become Keystone 6.

There is a lot to do, and with a larger than ever team at Thinkmill working on it, we're excited to show you what we're planning and get it shipped!

You can learn more about the next version, which is now in preview.

The Keystone 5 codebase is now in active maintenance mode and now lives at keystonejs/keystone-5.

What does maintenance mode entail?

• You can generally expect Keystone 5 to be feature-frozen as we work on the new version.
• Bugs, minor changes and security features will continue to be addressed and updated versions of the Keystone 5 packages will continue to be released regularly.
• The core team is not expecting to spend time working on new features or large changes.
• If you have a larger change you want to submit as a PR to Keystone 5, feel free to open an issue to discuss it with us.
• We are not closing the door to community-contributed features through the maintenance period, but depending on the scope of the change and the work involved we may suggest maintaining your own fork.
• The duration of this active maintenance mode will depend on community adoption of the new version of Keystone, and how long it takes us to reach feature parity and stability with Keystone Next.
• We expect this active maintenance mode to last for 6 to 12 months.

Thank you for your continued support as we push towards this next major new version of KeystoneJS!

karimkawambwa, AllanFerencz, dvakatsiienko, JedWatson, dimaip and 8 more

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