Update Release Doc (#629)

* Make release docs easier to find

* Update Release docs

* Update RELEASE.md

Co-authored-by: Angel Misevski <[email protected]>

Co-authored-by: Angel Misevski <[email protected]>

RELEASE.md

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 ## Devfile Release
 
-Our current process is documented in 
-[Devfile Versioning and Release Process](docs/proposals/versioning-and-release.md).  
+### Release Process
+The current process can be found here:
+
+[Devfile Versioning and Release Process](docs/proposals/versioning-and-release.md). 
+
+### Levels of Support
+
+Devfile releases are considered **_stable_**  even though the JSON schema is derived from an **_alpha_** version 
+of the K8s API which is under development and managed by the `devworkspace` team.  
+
+
+This means the scope of support will only apply to the subset of APIs that are part of the Devfile spec.
+
+The following table summarizes the versioning relationship of a Devfile release and it's corresponding components:
+
+
+|    Components/Versions of a Devfile Release    | Description| Release Stage  |
+| :---        | :---            |:--- |
+| [K8s API](docs/proposals/versioning-and-release.md#kubernetes-api)     |   The `devworkspace` API that Devfiles is based upon.  It is independently versioned from the Devfile release.  <br> `e.g. K8s API, v1alpha2 is part of the Devfile 2.1.0 release`   | alpha
+| [JSON Schema](docs/proposals/versioning-and-release.md#devfile-json-schema)   |     The  Devfile JSON structure that is generated from the K8s API.   The version is in sync with the Devfiles release.  <br> `e.g. JSON schema v2.1.0 is part of the Devfile 2.1.0 release`  |stable
+| API release version | This is the software release version of the K8s API.   Similar to the JSON schema, this version is also in sync with the Devfile release.  <br> `e.g. K8s API v1alpha2 version 2.1.0 is part of the Devfile 2.1.0 release`| stable |
+
+### Decoupling the API Release Version (Future Consideration)
+
+Currently, our JSON Schema and API releases are kept in sync with the Devfile version, but we could run in a situation 
+where we would need to branch off a separate API release and maintain out of sync versions that can be delivered within 
+a Devile release or outside of one. <br>
+
+This scenario can happen when we introduce breaking API changes that would impact our consumers while continuing to
+maintain backward compatibility with the schema.
+
+We discussed the following approach in a team meeting, and it's documented here in case we ever need to take action:
+
+1. The **main** branch will continue to be the branch for active development.  If there is a breaking API change, then 
+we would create a new API release branch and bump up the major version.  
+2. There's the potential for dual maintenance if we are working towards a major release and find a breaking API change 
+in the current release.  We would then create a new API branch to work on the fix and then deliver the changes back to **main**.
+3. Since dev is done on the **main** branch, consumers will run into a known versioning bug:
+[Incorrect api version is generated from "go get github.com/devfile/api/v2@main"](https://github.com/devfile/api/issues/599). 
+which will cause interim, unreleased versions to incorrectly appear as `v2xxx` rather than the latest `vNext` API version. 
+We will need to document this limitation and make it clear that even though the versioning is incorrect, 
+they are getting the latest code.
+
+

docs/proposals/versioning-and-release.md

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 # Devfile Versioning and Release Process
 This document outlines the versioning and release process for the Devfile spec.
 
-##Reference  
+## Reference  
 This process summarizes parts from the Devfile API technical meeting slides presented by @davidfestal back in October, and I recommend having a read through of it: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ohM1HzPB59a3ajvB7rVWJkKONLBAuT0mb5P20_A6vLs/edit#slide=id.g8fc722bef9_1_8
 
 ## Versioning