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We are currently at 1.12.10. This is no longer security supported as a release. The release cadence supports up to 3 minor versions. Latest is 1.17.x so supported are: * 1.17.x * 1.16.x * 1.15.x However, 1.18 is at alpha3 already and will probably be released before the end of the quarter. So we need to target 1.16 or 1.17 to be on the safe side for at least 13 months. We also probably need to go through at least 1 of each version to make sure we aren't bit badly by something. Currently proposed updates (subject to changes) [] 1.12.10 -> 1.13.12 [] 1.13.12 -> 1.14.10 [] 1.14.10 -> 1.15.9 [] 1.15.9 -> 1.16.9 This task is about tracking those migrations

We are currently at 1.12.9. This is no longer security supported as a release. The release cadence supports up to 3 minor versions. Latest is 1.17.x so supported are: * 1.17.x * 1.16.x * 1.15.x However, 1.18 is at alpha3 already and will probably be released before the end of the quarter. So we need to target 1.16 or 1.17 to be on the safe side for at least 13 months. We also probably need to go through at least 1 of each version to make sure we aren't bit badly by something. Currently proposed updates (subject to changes) [] 1.12.9 -> 1.13.12 [] 1.13.12 -> 1.14.10 [] 1.14.10 -> 1.15.9 [] 1.15.9 -> 1.16.9 This task is about tracking those migrations

We are currently at 1.12.109. This is no longer security supported as a release. The release cadence supports up to 3 minor versions. Latest is 1.17.x so supported are: * 1.17.x * 1.16.x * 1.15.x However, 1.18 is at alpha3 already and will probably be released before the end of the quarter. So we need to target 1.16 or 1.17 to be on the safe side for at least 13 months. We also probably need to go through at least 1 of each version to make sure we aren't bit badly by something. Currently proposed updates (subject to changes) [] 1.12.109 -> 1.13.12 [] 1.13.12 -> 1.14.10 [] 1.14.10 -> 1.15.9 [] 1.15.9 -> 1.16.9 This task is about tracking those migrations