PowerShell support lifecycle
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releases can contain critical fixes, innovations, and new features. Microsoft supports a Stable
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release for about six months after the next LTS release.
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− The current Stable release is PowerShell 7.5.10.
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+ The current Stable release is PowerShell 7.5.11.
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- **Long Term Servicing (LTS) release** - An LTS release of PowerShell is an LTS release of .NET.
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Updates to an LTS release only contain critical security updates and servicing fixes that are
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designed to minimize impact on existing workloads.
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− The current LTS release is PowerShell 7.6.5. The previous LTS release, PowerShell 7.4.19, is
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+ The current LTS release is PowerShell 7.6.6. The previous LTS release, PowerShell 7.4.20, is
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still supported until 10-Nov-2026.
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- **Preview release** - A preview release is a version of PowerShell that's currently in
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