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Author: johnmarco

articles/openshift/azure-redhat-openshift-release-notes.md

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 Azure Red Hat OpenShift receives improvements on an ongoing basis. To stay up to date with the most recent developments, this article provides you with information about the latest releases.
 
+## Version 4.12 - August 2023
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+We're pleased to announce the launch of OpenShift 4.12 for Azure Red Hat OpenShift. This release introduces the following changes and features:
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+- Starting with ARO version 4.12, the support lifecycle for new versions will be set to 14 months from the day of general availability. That means that the end date for support of each version will no longer be dependent on the previous version (as shown in the table above for version 4.12.) This does not affect support for the previous version; two generally available (GA) minor versions of Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform will continue to be supported.
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 ## Update - June 2023
 
 - Removed dependencies on service endpoints

articles/openshift/support-lifecycle.md

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 |4.9|November 2021| February 1 2022|4.11 GA|
 |4.10|March 2022| June 21 2022|4.12 GA|
 |4.11|August 2022| March 2 2023|4.13 GA|
-|4.12|August 2023| August 19 2023|October 19 2024|
+|4.12|January 2023| August 19 2023|October 19 2024|
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]
-> Starting with ARO version 4.12, the support lifecycle for new versions will be set to 14 months from the day of general availability. That means that the end date for support of each version will no longer be dependent on the previous version (as shown in the table above for version 4.12.) This does not effect support for the previous version; two generally available (GA) minor versions of Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform will continue to be supported, as [explained previously](#red-hat-openshift-container-platform-version-support-policy).
+> Starting with ARO version 4.12, the support lifecycle for new versions will be set to 14 months from the day of general availability. That means that the end date for support of each version will no longer be dependent on the previous version (as shown in the table above for version 4.12.) This does not affect support for the previous version; two generally available (GA) minor versions of Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform will continue to be supported, as [explained previously](#red-hat-openshift-container-platform-version-support-policy).
 > 
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