Problem/Motivation

3.2.0 was released two days ago and either since then, or at the same time, 3.1.x was marked as unsupported.

This means that all sites now have a rather aggressive error about using an unsupported Version of maxlength, which says "Release not supported: Your currently installed release is now unsupported, and is no longer available for download. Uninstalling everything included in this release or upgrading is strongly recommended!" in red with error icons.

I ask that you keep previous minor version(s) as supported for some time, as much as you're OK with. The worst case scenario is that you have to backport a security fix to a previous minor, nothing body expects bugfixes or anything else for that. Personally, I tend to keep 2-3 minor versions and only switch off the oldest when adding a new one.

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Proposed resolution

Remaining tasks

  • ❌ Get maintainer approval for the proposed resolution
  • ❌ Implement resolution
  • ❌ Write test coverage (contact a maintainer if you need help)
  • ❌ Maintainer review via the UI
  • ❌ Maintainer Code Review #1
  • ❌ Maintainer code review #2
  • ❌ Merge into dev branch, with credit to author and participants

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berdir created an issue.