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Why? Isn't that what alpha and betas are for?

• tehbeard 5y ago
  There was a pretty significant departure in how the plugin/add-on ecosystem worked iirc. Not just a case of switching out a few deprecated function calls.
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• SilverRed 5y ago
  Plugin developers don't bother testing on the betas. They wait until an update breaks things and then work based on user complaints. And who can blame them really, no one pays them to work on these plugins. If you wanted to make sure your plugins worked before an update than you should go test them on a beta yourself. Unfortunately delaying an update doesn't really solve the problem as developers still wait for the "its broken" reports before fixing things.