Ember v7.0 Released: Deprecated Features Removed, Version 6.12 Becomes LTS
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Ember v7.0 has been released, following the project's Major Version Policy which focuses on removing previously deprecated features and bugfixes rather than introducing new features. The previous version (6.12) is now designated as an LTS (Long Term Support) version. Ember's development approach prioritizes shipping new features in minor releases to maintain backwards compatibility and reduce challenges for development teams.
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Following Ember's Major Version Policy, the major includes only the removal of features that were deprecated until 7.0 as well as other bugfixes.
This release of Ember.js means the previous version, 6.12, is now an LTS (Long Term Support) version.
When it comes to introducing new features, Ember generally aims to ship new features in minor releases, offering backwards compatibility for existing code at the same time as giving developers the chance to try out new capabilities.
This approach reduces the challenges that teams face.
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