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This is for example a screenshot done when last stable version was v19 to show the last recent maintenance fixes done in past versions... | This is for example a screenshot done when last stable version was v19 to show the last recent maintenance fixes done in past versions... | ||
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In most common cases, this is not a problem because Dolibarr guarantees that you can upgrade to a recent version at any time from any old version (even released 10 years ago), in few seconds and without loosing data, so you can always benefit of the latest fixes. But if you made some custom modifications in the core or use external modules not yet compatible with recent versions, upgrade will overwrite your custom changes or may make old modules not working anymore. For such cases, you can get contractual support for LTS from some open source companies (Some integrators and some Saas hosting services provide such a support). | In most common cases, this is not a problem because Dolibarr guarantees that you can upgrade to a recent version at any time from any old version (even released 10 years ago), in few seconds and without loosing data, so you can always benefit of the latest fixes. But if you made some custom modifications in the core or use external modules not yet compatible with recent versions, upgrade will overwrite your custom changes or may make old modules not working anymore. For such cases, you can get contractual support for LTS from some open source companies (Some integrators and some Saas hosting services provide such a support). | ||