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Open-source groupware and mail server suite with web collaboration apps

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grommunio's feed publishes release pointers only; the changes themselves live on GitHub.

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◆Current state
The crawled feed carries twelve release-note stubs spanning August 2021 to June 2026, each the same 134-character sentence directing readers to GitHub for the detailed logs. Version 2026.06.1 is the most recent. Nothing in the feed states what changed in any release, so the platform's current capability surface cannot be read from this source.
◆Where it's heading
The only signal available is cadence, and it is thin and irregular: twelve published notes across roughly five years, with 2023.11.x, 2025.01.x and 2026.06.1 as the visible markers. That is a release-notes page maintained as an index rather than a changelog. Reading direction from grommunio would require the GitHub logs these notes point at.
◆Prediction
Expect the next entry to be another dated pointer of the same form. Whether grommunio's real release cadence matches this feed cannot be determined from what is published here.

◆Recent moves

  1. 2mo ago

    Release Notes 2026.06.1

    The most recent entry in the feed, and like every other one it is a pointer: a single sentence sending readers to GitHub for what actually changed in 2026.06.1. It establishes that grommunio was still cutting releases in June 2026 and nothing more.

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  2. 1y ago

    Release Notes 2025.01.2

    A stub for 2025.01.2, published in April 2025 some months after the version it names. The gap between version label and publication date is itself the most informative thing in the entry.

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  3. 1y ago

    Release Notes 2025.01.1

    The 2025.01.1 pointer, carrying the same boilerplate sentence as every other note in the feed. No user-visible change can be attributed to it from the published text.

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  4. 2y ago

    Release Notes 2023.11.3

    A 2023.11.3 stub published in February 2024, the third pointer against the same 2023.11 series. Patch depth on that branch is the only thing the feed reveals.

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  5. 2y ago

    Release Notes 2023.11.2

    The 2023.11.2 pointer from December 2023, identical in form to its siblings. It marks a release without describing one.

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  6. 2y ago

    Release Notes 2023.11.1

    The 2023.11.1 stub that opens the three-release 2023.11 series. As with the rest of the feed, the substance sits in the GitHub logs it links to rather than in the note.

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