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Formalised release schedule
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We normally just do a release and that's it. It's still tentative, and this
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may change, but it has so far been decided that the 2025 release schedule will
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look like this:
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UPDATE: the text of this section was removed on 17 January 2025.
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* April 13th: testing release
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* June 12th: stable release
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* October 31st: testing release
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* December 6th: stable release
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Please read the following new article instead:
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Where any release is made, revisions such as today's 20241206 revision 8 can
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be re-released. On stable releases, only the most desirable improvements and
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fixes will be made, without substantially altering the substance of the
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original release, while testing releases can have wilder revisions; where the
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current release is a testinng release, revisions should be frozen in place
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about 1 month before the scheduled stable release.
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This is preferable because it offers much more flexibility, and it means that
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stable releases can be closer to upstream whereas previously they'd be
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about 3-6 months behind, e.g. the Libreboot 20241206 release uses coreboot
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revisions from the summer of 2024, but some of them are closer to December
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of 2024.
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This was decided, ever since the 20241206 release, which just so happened to
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compliment a 20240612 release. Symmetry is good, as is predictability.
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[Formalised Libreboot 2025 release schedule](schedule.md)
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