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Myasnikov Daniil
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The freeze changed three things the prose still described the old way. The backport table claimed `backport-previous` resolves to `release-X.(Y-1)` and that resolution runs through `getLatestRelease`. Neither is true any more: the job enumerates the real `release-X.Y` branches, sorts them numerically descending, and takes the newest and second-newest existing lines. The `Y-1` derivation is the min-1 bug this branch dropped. Line 155 already carried the correct description, so the file contradicted itself. The freeze window's effect on backport targets lived only in a code comment. During it `backport` aims at the line being stabilised and `backport-previous` at the last published stable, so the line one step further back has no label for the duration. Document the trade-off where the labels are described. The changelog backstop and Phase 6 both framed a promote PR targeting `release-X.Y` as "a patch release". After the freeze every promote PR targets the release line, minor and patch alike, which makes the backstop the only path a `.0` changelog takes to `main`. Also note that re-cutting a line after an unusable rc.1 means deleting `release-X.Y` by hand — the refuse step blocks every other route, by design. Assisted-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <myasnikovdaniil2001@gmail.com>