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@steelhead31 - Heya Scott. I think it's a good idea to add a requirement for this sort of PR into the release checklist as a post-release event, to cover releases that are a quarterly CPU containing a short-term release with no subsequent CPUs (e.g. the January release in regard to jdk19).

What do you think?

@steelhead31 - Heya Scott. I think it's a good idea to add a requirement for this sort of PR into the release checklist as a post-release event, to cover releases that are a quarterly CPU containing a short-term release with no subsequent CPUs (e.g. the January release in regard to jdk19).

What do you think?

Definitely a good idea, I've got a number of changes to make to the release checklist, which Im planning to do tomorrow, alongside a number of other documentation changes following the last CPU, so I'll be sure to include this!