diff --git a/src/components/Eclipse-Temurin/ReleaseRoadMap.tsx b/src/components/Eclipse-Temurin/ReleaseRoadMap.tsx index 1e9875ed..1eaae560 100644 --- a/src/components/Eclipse-Temurin/ReleaseRoadMap.tsx +++ b/src/components/Eclipse-Temurin/ReleaseRoadMap.tsx @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import { RedIcon } from "../Common/Icon" import ReleaseRoadMapMobile from "./ReleaseRoadMapMobile" const RoadMapCard = ({ title, itemCount, number }) => ( -
+ As a community of open source developers, our commitment is to + triage any issues raised and champion them in the appropriate source + code project. Of course, if the problem arises from the way we build + and test the code we can fix that directly. For dedicated support + with service level agreements, you should contact commercial + companies offering support on Temurin binaries. Read Java Is Still + Free (3.0.0) for some background information about Java support + options. +
+ ++ OpenJDK provide a new feature release every six months, and a + maintenance/security update based upon each active release every + three months. The release dates for those from the OpenJDK project + are typically the third Tuesday of January, April, July and October. + We will follow this schedule for publishing binary releases from + Adoptium to ensure you get the latest, most secure builds. +
++ In addition, every two years since 2021 one feature release will be + designated as a Long Term Supported (LTS) release. We will support + LTS releases for at least four years. This assurance will allow you + to stay on a well-defined code stream, and give you time to migrate + to the next, new, stable, LTS release when it becomes available. +
++ Based upon this roadmap, here is the timetable showing the current + release dates of the various OpenJDK releases used to build Eclipse + Temurin. Note that the dates below are from the upstream OpenJDK + project page and should not be considered the date which the + Adoptium project will have binaries available - there will be a + short delay relative to these dates while we complete our extensive + build and test cycles which can take up to three weeks. Our Google + Calendar with our release cycles shows the expected cycle lengths + for each of our releases. We always prioritise the most popular + platforms which will typically appear within a few days of these + dates +
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