Should the user not upgrade during this grace period, he will not benefit from further software support from CEF.īackward support is valid for core and default plugins.
Backward support is only valid for the previous version and a short grace period is tolerated (6 months – average time between two releases) to upgrade to the newest version. This support is in line with the political and legal characteristics of the CEF Work Programme which entails that clients of the CEF Building Blocks will be supported.Īll releases of all eDelivery sample implementations fall under the present Support Arrangement. In this context, critical security patches are defined as changes which address major security vulnerabilities within the software major bugs are defined as bugs which block or prevent effective client transactions. The support is limited to critical security patches and major bug fixes. Releases under LTS will be clearly identified. The exact expiration dates of the support period are presented in the release notes and in the SML roadmap. SML releases labelled as Long-Term Support Arrangement (LTS) are supported for a period of at least two years from the release date of their minor version.
SML r eleases are supported by default for a period of at least one year starting from the release date of their minor version (i.e., for release X.Y.Z the support expires after one year measured starting from the release date of version X.Y.0).
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