Hello devs,

time marches and so do our plans for future releases.

We plan to fork the 10.0 branch on April 1st (no not a joke).

If you have work you want to see land in 10.0 please try to land it on ghc-master before that time, as we plan to do no *feature* backports beyond that point. Bugfixes of course will continue to be
backport beyond the fork date.

If you wonder about the supermajor version bump this was discussed in https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/issues/26198. And while ghc-10.0 will come with great features, the primary motivation is simple. Every LTS will be the last major release of a given supermajor version going forward. (9.14 being the first official LTS).

This has a few benefits and overall just seemed like the least confusing option:
* The last major release of any supermajor version will be it's LTS release.
* The LTS release for a supermajor version will have all features present in any other major release of that supermajor release (deprecations excluded)

Happy Hacking
Andreas



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