When is the approximate cutoff date for commits to be included in the next preview version? #84317
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#82560 was merged Feb 23. Would it end up in preview 3 or later in preview 4? Is there a general rule for this? Thank you! |
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If the dedicated branch is created for the next preview, then merged PRs after that won't get into the preview automatically and will need backporting. The version of |
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If the dedicated branch is created for the next preview, then merged PRs after that won't get into the preview automatically and will need backporting. The version of
mainbranch will be bumped to the next preview. You can check the version ofmainbranch ateng/Versions.props, and the version of commit that PR get merged.Usually the branch is created 1-2 weeks before the publish of a preview.