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I'm doing all my testing on 5.18 (current rc) and finding a few things broken which you'll get prs for. I usually think it's best to increment the supported civi version whenever you do a new piece of work on an extension as the code 'expected' to work on earlier versions is already released & available for earlier versions & who wants to say new code works on an older version - buyer (freeloader) beware makes more sense IMHO. This increments & then maybe it's work dropping a release once I stop throwing changes at you.
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I'm doing all my testing on 5.18 (current rc) and finding a few things broken which you'll get prs for.
I usually think it's best to increment the supported civi version whenever you do a new piece of work on an extension as the code 'expected' to work on earlier versions is already released & available for earlier versions & who wants to say new code works on an older version - buyer (freeloader) beware makes more sense IMHO.
This increments & then maybe it's work dropping a release once I stop throwing changes at you.