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Upcoming LTS with a date #156

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BiNZGi opened this issue Oct 28, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #1268
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Upcoming LTS with a date #156

BiNZGi opened this issue Oct 28, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #1268
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BiNZGi commented Oct 28, 2020

For Node.js the even-numbered releases (12, 14, etc.) become LTS after six months. It would be nice if we can enter the upcoming date as lts: 2021-10-26 and the LTS flag will be there after the specified date.
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usta commented Jul 5, 2021

Yep this will be nice , so for this all .md files have to chance its lts: true to date of its lts start , and change lts thing from boolean to date.
And also add a line of if for lts that if its date is less then current date write (Upcoming LTS) otherwise (LTS)

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Will take up #653 and #156 together, and follow it up with the template approach from #757 (comment).

With all of these together, I think the API becomes much more useful.

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captn3m0 added a commit that referenced this issue May 30, 2022
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Closes #156.

Instead of setting `lts: true`, you can now set `lts: YYYY-MM-DD` and
the release will be marked as lts: true beyond that date. In case the
date is in the future, the release will be marked as an upcoming LTS.

Updated dates for 4 products to comply with these changes:
- Debian
- Looker
- Nodejs
- RHEL
captn3m0 added a commit that referenced this issue May 30, 2022
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Support future LTS.
0cb3c34 
Closes #156.

Instead of setting `lts: true`, you can now set `lts: YYYY-MM-DD` and
the release will be marked as lts: true beyond that date. In case the
date is in the future, the release will be marked as an upcoming LTS.

Updated dates for 4 products to comply with these changes:
- Debian
- Looker
- Nodejs
- RHEL
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Filed #1268 for the same. Are there any other pages that need a future LTS? I've covered Node,RHEL, Debian, and Looker for now.

captn3m0 added a commit that referenced this issue May 30, 2022
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Support future LTS.
b5b60fd 
Closes #156.

Instead of setting `lts: true`, you can now set `lts: YYYY-MM-DD` and
the release will be marked as lts: true beyond that date. In case the
date is in the future, the release will be marked as an upcoming LTS.

Updated dates for 4 products to comply with these changes:
- Debian
- Looker
- Nodejs
- RHEL
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