First UTC, now ETA? Let's bring estimated dates to KB "Fix" announcements

Raul_Carbonari — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 12:42:56 GMT

There has always been text stating "Fix will be on X.x release/version" as the "Resolution" in KB articles.

Lately, however, this has been particularly frustrating. If a fix has already been designated for version X.x, it means there has been communication with the development team, and there is a likely release date associated with it that is being deliberately omitted.

I understand that these dates are not set in stone and can be pushed back, but having a general idea of how long we will have to live with a specific bug or behavior is much better than being left in limbo. Since I understand project management models based on Agile methodologies, I don't think I'm asking for anything that is out of reach.

Just today, I came across two articles with the exact same response: "Fix will be on 25.13 release."

Extreme UI information discrepancies https://extreme-networks.my.site.com/ExtrArticleDetail?an=000137194
Some disconnected APs on XIQ still are showing online https://extreme-networks.my.site.com/ExtrArticleDetail?an=000137189

So, my question is: what is the tentative or estimated release date for version 25.13?

I’ve already managed to get XIQ update announcements expressed in UTC; can we now get an estimated target date included whenever a KB article states "will fix in..."?

Community: Wish me luck!

Moderators: Over to you now. 😉

Raúl

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