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>> No, but I imagine we still would encourage people to run the latest revision
>> of it. Come this time next year, I hope that we'll tell people on 7.4.2 to
>
> Do we really, officially, care?
Well, yes, we certainly should. Just because a branch is no longer officially
supported doesn't mean we want to discourage people from running the latest
available revision.
>> upgrade to 9.0 as soon as possible, but to upgrade to 7.4.27 *immaediately*.
>
> We should be, and afaik are, telling people to upgrade away from 7.4
> immidiately *already*.
Well, sure, but there's a world of difference from upgrading from 7.4.2 to
7.4.27 and from upgrading from 7.4.2 to 8.4.2.
> The *meaning* has always been supported versions, but if you read the
> contents of the feed it does say latest.
Well, I'd prefer to have the old versions, but I can handle the status quo. As
long nobody pulls versions before they are really dead again. :)
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