dependency updates for 4.x stopped in 2023?
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Start by reading the security and 4.x changelog pages linked in the issue, then verify the stated EOL date against the project's maintenance policy. The request is to clarify or correct the 4.x EOL information; done means the page accurately reflects the supported release and dependency-update policy. No source file or test is identified, so locating the documentation entry point will take some reading around.
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Description
Dears,
First of all, let me thank you for the effort you put into okhttp!
Our project relies currently on 4.12.0 released in 2023: https://lysine.dev/okhttp/changelogs/changelog_4x/
I understand from https://lysine.dev/okhttp/security/security/ that EOL of 4.x is only in about one year in 2027.
At the same time, 5.x receives in its regular minor/patch releases dependency version bumps, that I do not see for 4.x since July 2023 (https://github.com/lysine-dev/okhttp/pull/7947).
I hear that questions are not for the Github bug tracker. So please read this as an issue request on possibly outdated EOL information on https://lysine.dev/okhttp/security/security/ 🙂 .
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