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In prior versions of Dataverse, publishing a dataset via the superuser only update-current-version option would not set the current curation status (if enabled/used) to none/empty and, in v6.7, would not maintain the curation status history. These issues are now resolved and the update current version option works the same as normal publication of a new version w.r.t. curation status.
|Summary: Rolling tag, equivalent to ``unstable`` for current development cycle.
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Will roll over to the rolling production tag after a Dataverse release.
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|Discussion: Perhaps you are eager to starting testing features of an upcoming version (e.g. |nextVersion|) in a staging environment. You select the :substitution-code:`|nextVersion|-noble` tag (as opposed to ``unstable``) because you want to stay on |nextVersion| rather switching to the version **after that** when a release is made (which would happen if you had selected the ``unstable`` tag). Also, when the next release comes out (|nextVersion| in this example), you would stay on the :substitution-code:`|nextVersion|-noble` tag, which is the same tag that someone would use who wants the final release of |nextVersion|. (See "Rolling Production", above.)
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|Discussion: Perhaps you are eager to start testing features of an upcoming version (e.g. |nextVersion|) in a staging environment. You select the :substitution-code:`|nextVersion|-noble` tag (as opposed to ``unstable``) because you want to stay on |nextVersion| rather than switching to the version **after that** when a release is made (which would happen if you had selected the ``unstable`` tag). Also, when the next release comes out (|nextVersion| in this example), you would stay on the :substitution-code:`|nextVersion|-noble` tag, which is the same tag that someone would use who wants the final release of |nextVersion|. (See "Rolling Production", above.)
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**NOTE**: In these tags for development usage, the version number will always be 1 minor version ahead of existing Dataverse releases.
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Example: Assume Dataverse ``6.x`` is released, ``6.(x+1)`` is underway.
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