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<h3>How to get a maintenance release</h3>
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<li><strong>Start a conversation</strong> — any community member, committer, project manager, or otherwise needs to drop a note to <a href="mailto:kroxylicious-dev@googlegroups.com">kroxylicious-dev@googlegroups.com</a> describing the version you need and the fixes required.
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<li><strong>Start a conversation</strong> — anyone in the community, including committers and project managers, needs to drop a note to <a href="mailto:kroxylicious-dev@googlegroups.com">kroxylicious-dev@googlegroups.com</a> describing the version you need and the fixes required.
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This is a discussion, not a demand: you'll need to convince a committer that a maintenance release makes sense.</li>
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<li><strong>A committer creates the release branch</strong> — if a committer agrees, they will create a <code>release/X.Y</code> branch.
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Community members cannot create release branches directly; this step requires a committer.</li>
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