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Created Aug 05, 2017 by Roger Dingledine@arma

Make Tors no longer warn if they're running a newer-than-recommended version?

Right now, we need to get three dir auths to add lines to their torrc files before we can put out a new release. Sometimes, we screw that up (#23118 (moved)). The rest of the time, it's still a hassle.

One option is just to drop the recommendedversions thing entirely. I heard Sebastian and weasel discussing doing that.

An intermediate option would be to have Tors stop warning when they're running a newer version in a series. That is, we mostly focus on having the recommendedversions thing warn you when you're too old, and we stop minding when we're too new.

That way the dir auths only need to mess with their recommendedversions config when they're unrecommending a version, which is an active decision that it's reasonable for directory authority operators to take. They never need to mess with them when some newer thing comes out (which should not need to involve a dir auth operator).

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