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+---
+title: Mobile SDK Releases
+description: "Learn about Sentry's release channels for Mobile SDK updates."
+sidebar_order: 7000
+---
+
+The Apple SDK uses the following channels to release SDK updates:
+
+## `Pre-release`
+
+Pre-releases (alpha, beta, RC,…) are for larger and potentially more impactful changes, such as new features or major versions.
+
+## `Latest`
+
+We continuously release major/minor/hotfix versions from the `main` branch. These releases go through all our internal quality gates and are very safe to use. They're intended to be the default for most teams.
+
+## `Stable`
+
+Releases are promoted from `Latest` to `Stable` when they've been used in the field for some time and at some scale. The length of time a release has been out, the level of adoption, and other quality and stability metrics are all considered before a release is deemed `Stable`. These types of releases will have a `Stable` label on the <Link to="https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-cocoa/releases/">releases page</Link>.
+
+## FAQ
+
+### Where can I find the latest stable release for any given SDK?
+
+On the <Link to="https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-cocoa/releases/">releases page</Link> of the SDK's GitHub repo. Stable releases will have the `Stable` label in the name of the release. You can also use the search box in the top right to search for the newest releases.
+
+### Does this mean the release channels are not stable?
+
+No. Stability and performance are the top priorities for every release. The `Stable` release status means that the release has been tested and proven to work in the wild and at scale.
+
+### How often do we mark SDKs as stable?
+
+The stable release cycle depends on a number of factors and can vary, but the target cadence is to provide stable releases roughly every month.
+
+### Should I only use stable releases?
+
+We leave this decision up to you. Stable releases have been tested in the field and at significant scale. They are intended for a dependable and consistent experience. Please note that the `Stable` release channel will get our newest features later than other releases.
+
+### How does this relate to the stability of a feature?
+
+A `Stable` release status doesn't guarantee the stability of an SDK feature or product feature. A new feature that's still experimental might be part of a stable SDK release. Any experimental features will be clearly marked and offered as an opt-in.
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+---
+title: Mobile SDK Releases
+description: "Learn about Sentry's release channels for Mobile SDK updates."
+sidebar_order: 7000
+---
+
+The Flutter SDK uses the following channels to release SDK updates:
+
+## `Pre-release`
+
+Pre-releases (alpha, beta, RC,…) are for larger and potentially more impactful changes, such as new features or major versions.
+
+## `Latest`
+
+We continuously release major/minor/hotfix versions from the `main` branch. These releases go through all our internal quality gates and are very safe to use. They're intended to be the default for most teams.
+
+## `Stable`
+
+Releases are promoted from `Latest` to `Stable` when they've been used in the field for some time and at some scale. The length of time a release has been out, the level of adoption, and other quality and stability metrics are all considered before a release is deemed `Stable`. These types of releases will have a `Stable` label on the <Link to="https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-dart/releases/">releases page</Link>.
+
+## FAQ
+
+### Where can I find the latest stable release for any given SDK?
+
+On the <Link to="https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-dart/releases/">releases page</Link> of the SDK's GitHub repo. Stable releases will have the `Stable` label in the name of the release. You can also use the search box in the top right to search for the newest releases.
+
+### Does this mean the release channels are not stable?
+
+No. Stability and performance are the top priorities for every release. The `Stable` release status means that the release has been tested and proven to work in the wild and at scale.
+
+### How often do we mark SDKs as stable?
+
+The stable release cycle depends on a number of factors and can vary, but the target cadence is to provide stable releases roughly every month.
+
+### Should I only use stable releases?
+
+We leave this decision up to you. Stable releases have been tested in the field and at significant scale. They are intended for a dependable and consistent experience. Please note that the `Stable` release channel will get our newest features later than other releases.
+
+### How does this relate to the stability of a feature?
+
+A `Stable` release status doesn't guarantee the stability of an SDK feature or product feature. A new feature that's still experimental might be part of a stable SDK release. Any experimental features will be clearly marked and offered as an opt-in.
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+---
+title: Mobile SDK Releases
+description: "Learn about Sentry's release channels for Mobile SDK updates."
+sidebar_order: 7000
+---
+
+The React Native SDK uses the following channels to release SDK updates:
+
+## `Pre-release`
+
+Pre-releases (alpha, beta, RC,…) are for larger and potentially more impactful changes, such as new features or major versions.
+
+## `Latest`
+
+We continuously release major/minor/hotfix versions from the `main` branch. These releases go through all our internal quality gates and are very safe to use. They're intended to be the default for most teams.
+
+## `Stable`
+
+Releases are promoted from `Latest` to `Stable` when they've been used in the field for some time and at some scale. The length of time a release has been out, the level of adoption, and other quality and stability metrics are all considered before a release is deemed `Stable`. These types of releases will have a `Stable` label on the <Link to="https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-react-native/releases/">releases page</Link>.
+
+## FAQ
+
+### Where can I find the latest stable release for any given SDK?
+
+On the <Link to="https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-react-native/releases/">releases page</Link> of the SDK's GitHub repo. Stable releases will have the `Stable` label in the name of the release. You can also use the search box in the top right to search for the newest releases.
+
+### Does this mean the release channels are not stable?
+
+No. Stability and performance are the top priorities for every release. The `Stable` release status means that the release has been tested and proven to work in the wild and at scale.
+
+### How often do we mark SDKs as stable?
+
+The stable release cycle depends on a number of factors and can vary, but the target cadence is to provide stable releases roughly every month.
+
+### Should I only use stable releases?
+
+We leave this decision up to you. Stable releases have been tested in the field and at significant scale. They are intended for a dependable and consistent experience. Please note that the `Stable` release channel will get our newest features later than other releases.
+
+### How does this relate to the stability of a feature?
+
+A `Stable` release status doesn't guarantee the stability of an SDK feature or product feature. A new feature that's still experimental might be part of a stable SDK release. Any experimental features will be clearly marked and offered as an opt-in.