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Update .NET tags EOL policy #6157

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Update .NET tags EOL policy #6157

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Update tag lifecycle policy
lbussell Jan 17, 2025
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Each tag will be supported for the lifetime of the .NET and OS version referenced by the tag, unless further restricted according to [platform support policy](supported-platforms.md).

When an OS version reaches End-of-Life (EOL), its tags will no longer be maintained.

When a .NET version reaches EOL, its tags will continue to be maintained (rebuilt for base image updates) until the next .NET servicing date (typically on "Patch Tuesday", the 2nd Tuesday of the month).

Once a tag is no longer maintained, it will be considered unsupported, and will no longer be updated. Unsupported tags will continue to exist in the container registry to prevent breaking any references to it.
When a .NET version or an OS version reaches End-of-Life (EOL), its tags will no longer be supported.
Unsupported tags and images will continue to exist in MAR, but they will no longer receive updates for any reason.

## Policy Changes

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