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[v2] Define the v1-to-v2 integration and release plan #2526
Produce the approved procedure for maintaining, testing, and merging v2 changes without disrupting remaining v1 releases or existing main-based automation.
Current working position
Breaking v2 pull requests remain open against main while this procedure is unresolved.
Pull request owners may rebase independently as main moves.
No breaking v2 pull request merges until this issue records an approved plan.
Plan requirements
Define how the open v2 pull requests are tested as a combined change set.
Define the merge order and handling of conflicts between overlapping pull requests.
Choose whether integration happens directly over a short merge window or through a temporary integration branch.
Identify the final planned v1 release and whether any v1 servicing is required afterward.
Preserve existing main-based release automation unless an explicit automation change is approved.
Define v2 preview versioning, publishing, and validation.
Define the criteria and responsible maintainers for promoting v2 to stable.
Include freeze points, rollback handling, and the explicit gate allowing the first breaking change into main.
Completion
Maintainers approve and document a step-by-step procedure that can be followed when the implementation pull requests are ready. This issue is complete when the plan is actionable, not merely when alternatives have been discussed.
This issue is a meta/process planning task (defining the v1→v2 merge and release procedure) rather than a bug report, feature request, usage question, or documentation issue, so it doesn't fit the automated classification categories. A human maintainer will need to review and handle this one directly.
Activity
github-actions commentedon Sep 4, 2026
This issue is a meta/process planning task (defining the v1→v2 merge and release procedure) rather than a bug report, feature request, usage question, or documentation issue, so it doesn't fit the automated classification categories. A human maintainer will need to review and handle this one directly.
SteveSandersonMS commentedon Sep 4, 2026
Closing because maintainers will coordinate the v1-to-v2 integration and release approach directly; this does not need a separate tracked work item.