Update supported GitHub Enterprise Server versions#2911
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Pull Request Overview
Update the maximum supported GitHub Enterprise Server version to 3.18 in both source and library compatibility configs.
- Bump
maximumVersionfrom 3.17 to 3.18 in JSON configs - No changes to the
minimumVersion
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/api-compatibility.json | Updated maximumVersion to "3.18" |
| lib/api-compatibility.json | Updated maximumVersion to "3.18" |
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This PR updates the list of supported GitHub Enterprise Server versions, either because a new version is about to be feature frozen, or because an old release has been deprecated.
If an old release has been deprecated, please follow the instructions in CONTRIBUTING.md to deprecate the corresponding version of CodeQL.