As of June 29th, 2020, Enterprise releases are now called Long Term Support releases. The security bug fix policy for these releases was also updated - we will continue to backport critical security bug fixes and now when architecturally possible, all other security bug fixes are backported to the release for 24 months. To learn more about this change, view our Community post.
G’day, Bitbucket community!
We’re excited to announce that the Bitbucket team has designated the upcoming version 6.10 for Server and Data Center as an Enterprise release.
We frequently hear requests from our largest enterprise customers for a designated long-term support version of Bitbucket, similar to those provided by our Enterprise releases for Jira Software, Jira Service Desk, and Confluence. These customers often face long testing and approval cycles for version upgrades, and would prefer a less frequent upgrade cadence. By designating 6.10 an Enterprise release, we’re providing a preferred option, and extending the same two-year support window for back-ported security updates and critical bug fixes that we offer in all of our Enterprise release versions.
Keeping in line with Enterprise releases for other products, 6.10 will be relatively light on new features. This helps ensure that we’re not introducing new breaking changes into the long-term support version. If you’re upgrading to 6.10 from an older version, you’ll get all of our recently-released features (such as Jenkins integration, Git LFS locking improvements, pull-request suggestions, as well as rate limiting, mirror farms and CDN support for Bitbucket Data Center). Bitbucket 6.10 is planned to be the final version on the 6.x platform, and as such will provide a stable, supported option for customers who will require additional planning or testing before moving to a 7.x version.
Cheers,
Hosana
Hosana
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