Each release goes through three stages: Active Development, Supported Development, and Unsupported. When a release is no longer supported it is considered End of Life. Users running unsupported version should consider upgrading as soon as possible.
Active Development
Active Development is a state in which bugs and security releases are made. A release is considered in Active Development if there is no official release with a greater major.minor version number.
Supported Development
Supported Development is a state in which only critical security releases are made. A release is considered in Supported Development for one year from the original release date of its major.minor version.
Unsupported
Unsupported is a state in which no releases are made. A release is considered unsupported if it is no longer in Active or Supported Development.
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