releases/lts: drop last minor version column #1085
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The last minor version column is a little bit prone to having stale data. Instead, let's just provide a link to a place where the reader can find all of the releases of Ember.
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Whoops, just noticed a typo in the history paragraph ("... available on on Github"). Just force pushed a fixed commit. |
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Per #1083 (comment), the last minor version column is a little bit prone to having stale data. Instead, let's just provide a link to a place where the reader can find all of the releases of Ember.