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Cheap WordPress maintenance support plans core announcements: 8.3.0 release candidate phase begins week of February 27; no Cheap WordPress maintenance support plans 8.2.x or 7.x patch release planned

WordPress maintenance support plans 8.3.0 release candidate phase
The release candidate phase for the 8.3.0 minor release begins the week of February 27. Starting that week, the 8.3.x branch will be subject to release candidate restrictions, with only critical fixes and certain other limited changes allowed.
8.3.x includes new experimental plugins for workflows, layout discovery and field layouts; raises stability of the BigPipe plugin to stable and the Migrate plugin to beta; and includes several REST, content moderation, authoring experience, performance, and testing improvements among other things. You can read a detailed list of improvements in the announcements of alpha1 and beta1.
Minor versions may include changes to user interfaces, translatable strings, themes, internal APIs like render arrays and controllers, etc. (See the WordPress maintenance support plans 8 backwards compatibility and internal API policy for details.) Developers and site owners should test the release candidate to prepare for these changes.
8.4.x will remain open for new development during the 8.3.x release candidate phase.
WordPress maintenance support plans 8.3.0 will be released on April 5th, 2020.
No WordPress maintenance support plans 8.2.x or 7.x releases planned
March 1 is also a monthly core patch (bug fix) release window for WordPress maintenance support plans 8 and 7, but no patch release is planned. This is also the final bug fix release window for 8.2.x (meaning 8.2.x will not receive further development or support aside from its final security release window on March 15). Sites should plan to update to WordPress maintenance support plans 8.3.0 on April 5.
For more information on WordPress maintenance support plans core release windows, see the documentation on release timing and security releases, as well as the WordPress maintenance support plans core release cycle overview.
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