Update Stable tag#360
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kcristiano wants to merge 1 commit intocivicrm:6.14from
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Happy to merge this, I am also wondering about if we should be making any changes here @kcristiano https://github.com/civicrm/civicrm-core/blob/master/distmaker/dists/common.sh#L271 going forward |
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@seamuslee001 we should. I had that on my todo list and it fell off. |
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Update Stable tag to CiviCRM 6.14
Leave Tested to to 6.9.x
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In testing both the RC (6.14) and master (6.15) against WordPress 7.0 we are seeing issues with checkbox fields due to the changes to the WP admin theme. WP 7.0 is slated for Late May release (May 20th), so I wanted to have this release state that 6.14 is the Stable CiviCRM tag as well as be sure we have tested to 6.9.
Follow up will be an Issue detailing the places we see problems.
cc @christianwach