Our core devs first test all the features, and once everything looks good, we push the sources to GitHub. After that, official maintainers start testing them on their devices.
Once we feel everything is ready, we announce the changelog in the channel. However, that doesn’t mean the update is fully released yet.
After the changelog is announced, unofficial builders also start building and testing. They report any edge cases or bugs we may have missed. As you know, it’s practically impossible for a small team to test every single thing on every device.
So, when is the source stable? Whenever you see official devices starting to roll out in the channel, that means the source has been tested and is considered stable enough for public releases.
Thanks to everyone who reported issues in v2.8! We’ve fixed almost all of them. Unfortunately, due to ongoing electricity issues, we haven’t been able to push the fixes yet. We’ll push them ASAP.
Thanks for your patience and for helping us make AxionOS better ❤️
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