10.3.x has been available as Preview for the last few months. Right now it's going mainstream as 10.3.1.494 (succeeding 10.2, its latest incarnation 10.2.9.493, as Recommended). With this the first cycle of the new lifecycle policy is nearing completion with the introduction of 10.2.9.494 as Extended), the final step (Previous Extended) due next month. Preview (now 10.3.3.494) continues to be ahead of Recommended (10.3.1.494) - thus 10.3.2 (which has been the latest Preview) is not missing, it has just been superseded within the Preview subscription. Recommended might or might not catch up with Preview in the next months.
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10.3.x has been available as Preview for the last few months. Right now it's going mainstream as 10.3.1.494 (succeeding 10.2, its latest incarnation 10.2.9.493, as Recommended). With this the first cycle of the new lifecycle policy is nearing completion with the introduction of 10.2.9.494 as Extended), the final step (Previous Extended) due next month. Preview (now 10.3.3.494) continues to be ahead of Recommended (10.3.1.494) - thus 10.3.2 (which has been the latest Preview) is not missing, it has just been superseded within the Preview subscription. Recommended might or might not catch up with Preview in the next months.
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