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MongoDB Enterprise Downloads

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8.0.3

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8.0.1

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8.0.0

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7.0.15

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7.0.14

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7.0.12

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MongoDB version 7.0.12 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.11

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MongoDB version 7.0.11 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.9

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MongoDB version 7.0.9 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.8

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MongoDB version 7.0.8 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.7

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MongoDB version 7.0.7 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.6

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MongoDB version 7.0.6 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-86622, SERVER-87061, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.5

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MongoDB version 7.0.5 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-82353, SERVER-84723, SERVER-86622, SERVER-87061, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.4

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MongoDB version 7.0.4 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-82353, SERVER-84723, SERVER-86622, SERVER-87061, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.3

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MongoDB version 7.0.3 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-82353, SERVER-84723, SERVER-86622, SERVER-87061, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.2

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MongoDB version 7.0.2 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-84723, SERVER-86622, SERVER-87061, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.1

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MongoDB version 7.0.1 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-84723, SERVER-86622, SERVER-87061, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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7.0.0

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MongoDB version 7.0.0 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-84723, SERVER-86622, SERVER-87061, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.18

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6.0.17

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MongoDB version 6.0.17 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-91570 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.16

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MongoDB version 6.0.16 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.15

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MongoDB version 6.0.15 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.14

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MongoDB version 6.0.14 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.13

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MongoDB version 6.0.13 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.12

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MongoDB version 6.0.12 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.11

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MongoDB version 6.0.11 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.10

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MongoDB version 6.0.10 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.9

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MongoDB version 6.0.9 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.8

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MongoDB version 6.0.8 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.7

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MongoDB version 6.0.7 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.6

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MongoDB version 6.0.6 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.5

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MongoDB version 6.0.5 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters), and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.4

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MongoDB version 6.0.4 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters), and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.3

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MongoDB version 6.0.3 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters), and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.2

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MongoDB version 6.0.2 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters), and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.1

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MongoDB version 6.0.1 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters), and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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6.0.0

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MongoDB version 6.0.0 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters), and SERVER-91194 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.29

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5.0.28

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5.0.27

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5.0.26

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5.0.25

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MongoDB version 5.0.25 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-86622 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.24

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MongoDB version 5.0.24 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-82353, and SERVER-86622 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.23

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MongoDB version 5.0.23 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, and SERVER-86622 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.22

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MongoDB version 5.0.22 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, and SERVER-86622 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.21

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MongoDB version 5.0.21 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, and SERVER-86622 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.20

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MongoDB version 5.0.20 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, and SERVER-86622 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.19

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.19 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, and SERVER-86622 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.18

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MongoDB version 5.0.18 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, and SERVER-86622 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.17

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MongoDB version 5.0.17 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.16

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MongoDB version 5.0.16 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.15

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MongoDB version 5.0.15 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.14

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MongoDB version 5.0.14 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.13

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MongoDB version 5.0.13 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.12

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MongoDB version 5.0.12 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.11

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MongoDB version 5.0.11 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.10

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MongoDB version 5.0.10 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.9

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MongoDB version 5.0.9 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.8

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.8 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.7

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.7 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.6

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.6 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-80203 (if using Time Series collections sharded by metaField embedded objects), SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.5

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.5 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.4

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.4 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.3

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.3 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.2

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MongoDB version 5.0.2 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-7984, WT-7995, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.1

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.1 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-58936, SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-7984, WT-7995, and WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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5.0.0

Note:

MongoDB version 5.0.0 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-58936, SERVER-68511, SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, SERVER-86622, WT-7984, WT-7995, and WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.29

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4.4.28

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.28 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-82353 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.27

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.27 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, and SERVER-82353 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.26

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.26 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, and SERVER-82353 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.25

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.25 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, and SERVER-82353 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.24

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.24 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, and SERVER-82353 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.23

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.23 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, and SERVER-82353 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.22

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.22 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, and SERVER-82353 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.21

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.21 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.20

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.20 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.19

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.19 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.18

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.18 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.17

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.17 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.16

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.16 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.15

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.15 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.14

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.14 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

Release Notes

4.4.13

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.13 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.12

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.12 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.11

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.11 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.10

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.10 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.9

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.9 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.8

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.8 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-7984, WT-7995, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-10551 (if relying on incremental backups on Ops Manager or Cloud Manager clusters) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.7

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.7 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-58936, SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-7995, and WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.6

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.6 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-7995, and WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.5

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.5 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), WT-7995, and WT-7426 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.4

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.4 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-7995 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.3

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.3 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-7995 and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.2

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.2 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures), and WT-7995 and consider upgrading to the latest version

Release Notes

4.4.1

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.1 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, and WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.4.0

Note:

MongoDB version 4.4.0 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with SERVER-77506, SERVER-82353, and WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.25

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4.2.24

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4.2.23

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.23 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.22

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.22 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.21

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.21 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.20

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.20 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.19

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MongoDB version 4.2.19 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.18

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MongoDB version 4.2.18 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.17

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MongoDB version 4.2.17 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.16

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.16 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.15

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.15 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.14

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.14 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.13

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.13 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.12

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.12 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.11

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.11 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.10

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.10 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.9

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MongoDB version 4.2.9 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.8

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.8 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.7

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.7 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.6

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.6 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.5

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.5 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.3

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.3 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.2

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.2 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.1

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.1 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.2.0

Note:

MongoDB version 4.2.0 has a critical issue, if you are running this version in production, please familiarize yourself with WT-10461 (if running on ARM64 or POWER system architectures) and consider upgrading to the latest version

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4.0.28

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4.0.27

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4.0.26

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4.0.25

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4.0.24

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4.0.23

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4.0.22

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4.0.21

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4.0.20

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4.0.19

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4.0.18

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4.0.17

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4.0.16

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4.0.15

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4.0.14

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4.0.13

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4.0.12

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4.0.11

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4.0.10

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4.0.9

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4.0.8

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4.0.7

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4.0.6

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4.0.5

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4.0.4

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4.0.3

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4.0.2

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4.0.1

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4.0.0

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3.6.23

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3.6.22

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3.6.21

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3.6.20

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3.6.19

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3.6.18

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3.6.17

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3.6.16

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3.6.15

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3.6.14

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3.6.13

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3.6.12

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3.6.11

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3.6.10

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3.6.9

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3.6.8

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3.6.7

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3.6.6

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3.6.5

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3.6.4

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3.6.3

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3.6.2

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3.6.1

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3.6.0

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3.4.24

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3.4.23

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3.4.22

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3.4.21

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3.4.20

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3.4.19

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3.4.18

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3.4.17

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3.4.16

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3.4.15

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3.4.14

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3.4.13

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3.4.12

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3.4.11

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3.4.10

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3.4.9

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3.4.7

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3.4.6

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3.4.5

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3.4.4

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3.4.3

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3.4.2

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3.4.1

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3.4.0

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3.2.22

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3.2.21

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3.2.20

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3.2.19

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3.2.18

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3.2.17

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3.2.16

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3.2.15

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3.2.14

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3.2.13

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3.2.12

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3.2.11

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3.2.10

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3.2.9

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3.2.8

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3.2.7

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3.2.6

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3.2.5

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3.2.4

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3.2.3

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3.2.2

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3.2.1

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3.2.0

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3.0.15

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3.0.14

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3.0.13

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3.0.12

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3.0.11

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3.0.10

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3.0.9

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3.0.8

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3.0.7

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3.0.6

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3.0.5

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3.0.4

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3.0.3

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3.0.2

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3.0.1

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3.0.0

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