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Author: brentmmarks

jekyll/_cci2/windows-images-support-policy.adoc

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ We support various tags for the Windows environment, allowing you to choose a su
 
 We generally install the latest Major version of Visual Studio Community Edition that coincides with the Windows Server version in the image when it is built.
 
-We always aim to release a version of the supported windows images (for example, currently this is `Windows server 2019` and `Windows server 2022`) every 3 months. We recommend using the `default` version and not pinning to a date version.
+We always aim to release a version of the supported Windows images every 3 months. We recommend using the `default` version and not pinning to a date version.
 
 [#tagging-with-the-windows-orb]
 == Tagging with the Windows orb
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ You can file a link:https://support.circleci.com/hc/en-us/requests/new[support t
 
 Once the next major version of Windows Server is released by Microsoft, and generally available to customers, we will deprecate the oldest version of Windows Server that we support and schedule it to be removed.
 
-After the new version of Windows Server has been released, we will then move the current Windows Server version into an extended support phase and move to the tagging system described in the <<tagging>> section of this document.
+After the new version of Windows Server has been released, we will then move the current Windows Server version into an extended support phase.
 
 Current deprecation (Jan 2024):
 

jekyll/_cci2/xcode-policy.adoc

@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ When Xcode `13.2.1` was released, we removed the previous patch version, `13.2.0
 [#beta-image-support]
 == Beta image support
 
-We aim to make beta Xcode versions available on the macOS executor as soon as we can, to allow developers to test their apps ahead of the next stable Xcode release.
+We aim to make beta Xcode versions available on the macOS executor as soon as we can. This will allow developers to test their apps ahead of the next stable Xcode release.
 
 Unlike our stable images (which are frozen once released and do not change), once a new beta image is released it will overwrite the previous beta image until an RC/Stable image is released, at which point the image is frozen and no longer updated. If you are requesting an image using an Xcode version that is currently in beta, you should take into consideration that it will change when Apple releases a new Xcode beta with minimal notice. This can include breaking changes in Xcode and associated tooling which are beyond our control. We do not recommend using beta images for production pipelines.