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Hi @mcaveety . I understand why there might be some confusion because the 2.6.x releases have a .Final on them and the 3.x ones do not.

The reason is that Red Hat used to have a version format requirement for all projects. The format of the version needed to be major.minor.patch.[Final|RC#]. So all released versions were of that format, for example:

  • 1.7.3.Final
  • 2.0.0.CR1
  • 5.6.22.Final

That formatting is no longer a requirement, so we (the Apicurio team) have dropped the .Final from our 3.x releases.

As for support of 2.6.x vs. 3.0 - I cannot give you a specific timeline for when we would stop supporting 2.6.x, but please consider it deprecated. Red Hat's product (Red Hat build of Apicuri…

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