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71 31-Dec-2022 14:45 18 KB Juan Pablo to previous remove unneeded trailing }]
70 12-Aug-2022 15:00 18 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last fix sublist position
69 05-Aug-2022 09:47 18 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last Link to relevant JIRA issues
68 03-Aug-2022 21:02 18 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last Include link to CsrfProtection tag
67 03-Aug-2022 16:43 18 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last csrf: note on customized templates
66 02-Aug-2022 21:31 18 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last JSPWiki 2.11.3 - Released on 02/08/2022
65 30-Jul-2022 12:56 18 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last 2.11.3 changelog
64 05-Apr-2022 20:33 16 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last 2.11.3 initial changelog
63 24-Feb-2022 22:30 16 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last 2.11.2 release
62 21-Feb-2022 22:06 16 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last 2.11.2 curated changelog
61 18-Dec-2021 14:28 15 KB Juan Pablo to previous | to last Preparing 2.11.1 release
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JSPWiki tries to follow semantic version, meaning that, f.ex., a 2.10.0 to 2.10.3 upgrade should be transparent (a "minor" release). However, going from 2.10.whatever to 2.11.0 (a "major" release) means there can be some backwards incompatible changes; again, f.ex., something like requiring a higher Java version to run or compile JSPWiki. Those changes should be clearly described on the appropiate NewIn.. page, so you are able to know what to expect when upgrading.
JSPWiki tries to follow semantic version, meaning that, f.ex., a {{2.10.0}} to {{2.10.3}} upgrade should be transparent (a "minor" release). However, going from {{2.10.whatever}} to {{2.11.0}} (a "major" release) means there can be some backwards incompatible changes; again, f.ex., something like requiring a higher Java version to run or compile JSPWiki. Those changes should be clearly described on the appropiate NewIn.. page, so you are able to know what to expect when upgrading.
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Said that, the {{M#}} is only there to note that the release has happened in the middle of a transition to a "major" release, so next releases could still have breaking changes and still retain the release numbering. It does not mean the release is incomplete, only for the brave, in beta or something along those lines. These releases should be as production-ready as any other JSPWiki release.
That said, the {{M#}} is only there to note that the release has happened in the middle of a transition to a "major" release (from {{X.Y}} to {{X.Y+1}}), so next {{M#}} releases could still have breaking changes (with {{X.Y}}), and still retain the release numbering, until {{X.Y+1}} gets released. In any case, {{M#}} releases are as production-ready as any other JSPWiki release. This label does not mean that these releases are incomplete, or only for the brave, or in beta or something along those lines.
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