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Early Access and General Access indicators

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Early Access and General Access indicators

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It would be great to have indicators on the website on which versions are the current Early Access and General Access releases.

Ways I've thought to do this:

Add 2 sections to the right column on the Release Notes page. One titled Early Access (listing the version along with a link to the early access page and a blurb such as Early Access Releases are available to organizations participating in the Early Access Program). A second titled General Access (listing the version along with a small blurb such as Releases become part of General Access when one year has passed since it was made available via Early Access)
A badge/icon at the bottom of the Early Access page showing the current General Access version and the current Early Access version

My assumption is that these pages could be written with either statically or with lava referencing attributes that are used for other things (for example I don't know if the Latest Secured Versions section uses attributes or is static)

Submitted by Shawn Ross, The Crossing - Chesterfield · April 28, 2023 · Other

Complete May 5, 2023

Added to the Early Access page and release notes.

Planned Version
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