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== Builds declared Release Candidate == |
== Builds declared Release Candidate == |
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=== macOS === |
=== macOS === |
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* 11.2 - <code>20D53</code> |
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Revision as of 23:36, 21 January 2021
A release candidate build (RC) is typically the final build of a piece of software in the beta stages for developers. Typically it is the final build before a major release.
Up until before iOS/iPadOS 14.2, Apple used Golden Master (GM) but with 14.2 that changed to release candidate.
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Builds declared Release Candidate
macOS
- 11.0.1 -
20B5022a - 11.1 -
20C69 - 11.2 -
20D53
audioOS
- 14.3 -
18K561 - 14.4 -
18K802
iOS/iPadOS
- 14.2 -
18B91(18B92was release) - 14.3 -
18C65,18C66 - 14.4 -
18D52
tvOS
- 14.2 -
18K57 - 14.3 -
18K561 - 14.4 -
18K802
watchOS
- 7.1 -
18R589(18R590was release) - 7.2 -
18S563 - 7.3 -
18S801
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