@ramsey Also, before someone asks "why only to 8.1" 😄 because stability and predictability. Some packages we use huge BC breaks in their 8.2+ versions. Or their dependencies got constraints clashing with constraints from other packages. Some did not support 8.2 at the time we were evaluating everything. And 8.3 was too far away anyway (the actual work started in April '22). The amount of work during the "discuss" stage was for the most part unpredictable, so we drew the line at 8.1