Update vue.md

[Florian-Mt]

Specify minor versions

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[captn3m0]

Need to understand the reasoning behind this change to see if it is helpful

1. Setting a changelogTemplate is a good idea
2. Will splitting into minor versions be actually helpful? the current page already suggests the correct 2 versions to use (3.4.31 or 2.7.16 with commercial support). Adding the extra releases doesn't seem to be helpful.

[Florian-Mt]

I find that mentioning only major releases is vague and imprecise

[Florian-Mt]

Also, I often use endoflife.date not only to see if a version has reached EOL but how old it is.
Up to you to decide if you think it is relevant or not.
I don't know why the pipeline has failed, I can't check the logs.

[Florian-Mt]

Ok I found:
Product Validator: Invalid releaseDate '2022-07-01' for vue.md#releases#2.7, expecting a value before eoas (2022-03-18).

[captn3m0]

I also often use not only use endoflife.date not only to see if a version has reached EOL but how old it is.

This is helpful, thanks!

The error log says:

Product Validator: Invalid releaseDate '2022-07-01' for vue.md#releases#2.7, expecting a value before eoas (2022-03-18).

Would be nice to have eol/eoas dates for the minor releases, since the policy is known.

[Florian-Mt]

I can't find where does the eoas: 2022-03-18 information come from. It was added in the original commit creating vue.md.

[Florian-Mt]

It is the release date of Vue 3.0 (2020-09-18) + 18 months. But that does not match with what the v2 website actually says:

Vue 2.7 is the current, and final minor release of Vue 2.x. Vue 2.7 receives 18 months of LTS (long-term support) starting from its release date on July 1st, 2022.

[Florian-Mt]

Ok, so every time there is a new minor, the previous minor does not receive any new patch, so I can consider that each EOAS/EOL is actually the release date of the following minor.
The only exception may be 2.7, for which EOAS in uncertain (the v2 docs also say Vue 3 has been the default version of Vue since February 7, 2022.). I decided to consider EOAS to be the same as EOL (2023-12-31). Is it OK for you?

[captn3m0]

Yes, that sounds good.

[captn3m0]

I've marked 2.6 as under NES commercial support as well.

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