feat(supported-versions): add release date #100
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Previously, we didn't take into account a release date, which meant that @Vinai could not add MageOS or Magento releases before the actual day of release. With this, we can now add the releases to supported verisons before a release comes out, allowing us to make a kind that allows testing MageOS and Magento Mirror releases more quickly.
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
Previously, we didn't take into account a release date, which meant that @Vinai could not add MageOS or Magento releases before the actual day of release.
Touches: #20
What is the new behavior?
With this, we can now add the releases to supported versions before a release comes out without impacting the actual output of
supported-versionfor users. This has two side effects:supported-version, we can do so a few weeks ahead of time.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
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