The Preview subscription is there primarily for test environments and for customers to see the changes that will be coming in future Recommended subscriptions. There will only ever be one version available in Preview which means that fixed versions are not appicable since the version in question is only available until the next version is published.
We are working on having two versions in Extended (an A and B stream) that overlap for a period of time (probably 3 months). This should then give you the opportunity to test and move to a new version at a time of your choosing within the overlap period.
We removed the reg key from the post above as we are trying to discourage non-platinum support customers from using fixed versions as we have had quite a few instances of customers being confused about their usage and endign up on very old versions that are no longer supported.
Therefore 10.3.2 was removed when 10.3.3 was published to Preview, just as 10.3.1 was and 10.3.3 wil be in the future....
The Preview subscription is there primarily for test environments and for customers to see the changes that will be coming in future Recommended subscriptions. There will only ever be one version available in Preview which means that fixed versions are not appicable since the version in question is only available until the next version is published.
We are working on having two versions in Extended (an A and B stream) that overlap for a period of time (probably 3 months). This should then give you the opportunity to test and move to a new version at a time of your choosing within the overlap period.
We removed the reg key from the post above as we are trying to discourage non-platinum support customers from using fixed versions as we have had quite a few instances of customers being confused about their usage and endign up on very old versions that are no longer supported.
Therefore 10.3.2 was removed when 10.3.3 was published to Preview, just as 10.3.1 was and 10.3.3 wil be in the future....
