New pfSense Plus 25.03-BETA is here!
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A new public BETA for pfSense Plus 25.03 is now available!
A big thank you to all users willing to test this BETA release. Your community involvement is essential to making Netgate's pfSense Plus product a stronger solution for everyone!
This release includes over 60 updates, bug fixes, and enhancements. Release Notes with more details on these improvements are linked below!
Note: As of this BETA version, the Multi-Instance Management Early Look features, which included the 3 additional free managed instances, will be discontinued. The ability to control the local instance will still remain.
Release Notes: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/releases/25-03.html
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M mwatch pinned this topic
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I am puzzled as to why you don't allow a 24.03 => 25.03 upgrade path for this beta?!
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Betas are/were based upon the latest "stable" as (imho) it isn't a full update/upgrade, but only the "current working set + the stuff that actually changed"
Probably less puzzling for you : going to 24.11, let the dust settle, and then go straight to the latest Beta.
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@Gertjan said in New pfSense Plus 25.03-BETA is here!:
Betas are/were based upon the latest "stable" as (imho) it isn't a full update/upgrade, but only the "current working set + the stuff that actually changed"
This can't be a beta. Beta is the full update, that the developers are confident enough to release for testing (either internal or public)
When things stabilize we get Release candidates., and one of them becomes release.
What you are referring is alpha code.
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@netblues said in New pfSense Plus 25.03-BETA is here!:
New pfSense Plus 25.03-BETA is here!:
@netblues said in New pfSense Plus 25.03-BETA is here!:
This can't be a beta.
How can a beta not be a beta ?
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@Gertjan I'm referring to your definition of beta.
25.03 is definitely a beta :)
