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Update release schedule for 2022 #3292
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| $(BETA_RELEASE 2022-03-01, 2.099.0) | ||
| $(BETA_RELEASE 2022-04-15, 2.100.0) | ||
| $(MINOR_RELEASE 2022-05-01, 2.100.0) | ||
| $(BETA_RELEASE 2022-06-15, 2.101.0) |
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I'll be moving the release process into a more automated set-up, so it'll likely be 2022-07-15 that the next beta will be made (also personally it would be great if a DMD major release didn't collide with a GCC major release in May).
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And will releases then continue in even numbered months?
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Yep.
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I changed it
There was a large gap between 2.098 (October 2021) and 2.099 (March 2022), but I think we're back on track with 2.100