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It should correlate with software releases. When you do a release, you pin the software to that version as that's what is tested and ready to go out the door, a
by superchroma 4y ago
It should correlate with software releases. When you do a release, you pin the software to that version as that's what is tested and ready to go out the door, and the same is true of documentation. Once you have this down, then yes, it makes perfect sense to document known issues in a release in the documentation for that release.