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I often use the #curl release table to lookup versions and then tell users asking for help actually how old their curl version actually is.... curl.se/docs/releases.html

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Bruce Heerssen
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Fedora seems fairly up to date. Current version is 7.85.0 -- only six month old!

BTW, I like that the --version flag includes the release date. More projects should do that.

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Christian Stankowic
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Great documentation!
Are there planned EOLs for older #curl versions? If so, having these information here might be useful for others: endoflife.date/

What do you think?


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daniel:// stenberg://
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@stdevel we don't really have a concept of "life" nor EOL for curl versions. Everything that isn't the latest is old.
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Josh Samuel
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I have also done this with Perl. “Version 5 is the current Major version”… yes, but your minor version was released over XX years ago.
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local area ian
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the internal software I support at work has an actual expiry date, based on the code signing timestamp. If it's expired it won't open.

Not suggesting this for curl though haha

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