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                        "*": "New features comes to the Power Platform on a regular basis. Twice per year Microsoft presents a new upcoming [[Release Wave]] and to each Release Wave there is documentation which describes what is coming. That documentation is called a Release Plan.\n\nThe current and past Release Plans for Power Platform and Dynamics 365 are found [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/release-plans/ here].\n\nThe following chapters describe what makes up a Release Plan and what is good to know when reading it.\n\n== Finding the Release Plans ==\nRelease Plans are found [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/release-plans/ here].\n\n== Timeline ==\nA Release Plan is released four months before a Release Wave starts to roll out. See [[Release Waves]] for more information.\n\n== Change Log== \nThere is a chapter in the Release Plans which is called Change Log. Keep an eye here in order to know what has been added to the plan and what have been removed. The plans are updated continuously throughout the roll out and it is common that a certain feature presented is removed from the plan and moved to the next Release Wave.\n\n== Type of features ==\nFeatures are presented as being targeted for different type of users. \n\n* <i><b>Users, automatically</b> These features include changes to the user experience and are enabled automatically.</i>\n* <i><b>Admins, makers, or analysts, automatically</i></b> These features are meant to be used by administrators, makers, or business analysts and are enabled automatically.</i> \n* <i><b>Users by admins, makers, or analysts</i></b> These features must be enabled or configured by the administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.</i><ref>[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365-release-plan/2021wave2/ 2021 Release Wave 2 Release plan for Power Platform]</ref>\n\n== Feature Dates == \nA Release Plan includes dates for when featured are planned to be rolled out. These dates might change. There are three type of dates. Public Preview, Early Access and General Availability. See [[Release Waves]] for more information.   \n\n== Community Content ==\n* [https://jukkaniiranen.com/2022/07/forget-static-plans-use-the-release-planner-for-power-platform-roadmap-info/ Forget static plans use the release planner for Power Platform roadmap info] by Jukka Niiranen\n\n== References ==   \n<references />"
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                        "*": "New features come to Power Platform and Dynamics 365 in what is called Release Waves. \n\nRead about [https://aka.ms/PAWeeklyReleaseNotes the weekly releases here].\n\nRead the [https://dynamics.microsoft.com/en-us/roadmap/overview/ Roadmap here].\n\nYou can read about how to [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/opt-in-early-access-updates Opt-in early here].\n\n[[Release Plans]] are [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/release-plans/ found here].\n\n== Release Plans ==\nThe documentation of what is about to be rolled out in a certain Release Wave is called Release Plan. There is a dedicated wiki pages for [[Release Plans]] where it is described how the documentation is built up.\n\n== Understanding the timeline ==\n[[File:Opt-in-2020-timeline.png|frameless|right|500px]]\nThere are two Release Waves each year. One from April to September and one from October to March. There is an Early Access period two months in prior to the start of the wave. You then have the option to do an early opt-in, which means turn on the Release Wave in a certain environment and be able to try out the upcoming features. In prior to the Early Access period Release Plans are made official, i.e. documentation about the upcoming features.\n\nThe picture is taken from MS Docs, [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/opt-in-early-access-updates Opt in to early access updates], old dates but still relevant!\n\n== Early Opt-in and Early Access ==\nOpt-in early for a certain wave and you will be able to try out Early Access features before the roll out. \n\n== Feature lifecycle ==\nFeatures have a lifecycle. \n* Private Preview \n* Public Preview \n* General Availability \n* Deprecation \n\nAs long as a feature is in preview it is not intended to be used in production. The feature might change. When a feature is General Available it is ready to be used in production. Keep an eye on what is going to be deprecated. \n\nIn MS Docs you can often see (preview) behind headings in chapters describing features that are in preview. Keep an eye on the [https://powerapps.microsoft.com/sv-se/blog/ Power Apps blog] where Public Preview and General Availability announcements often are announced. [[Microsoft Events]] are also known for announcing new features as in Public Preview or General Available. \n\nRead more about it here: [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/describe-service-life-cycle-microsoft-365/2-private-public-general-availability MS Docs about the feature lifecycle].\n\nAlso see the Wiki pages [[Public Preview]] where preview features are gathered and [[Deprecations]] which describe what Deprecation means. \n\n== Release Waves ==\nThere are dedicated wiki pages for the two latest Release Waves.\n* [[2023 Release Wave 2]]\n* [[2023 Release Wave 1]]\n* [[2022 Release Wave 2]]\n* [[2022 Release Wave 1]]\n* [[2021 Release Wave 2]]\n* [[2021 Release Wave 1]]\n\n== Community Resources ==\n* [https://carinaclaesson.com/about-release-waves/ About Release Waves] by Carina M. Claesson\n* [https://benediktbergmann.eu/2020/01/13/explaining-one-version-dynamics-365-mda/ Explaining \u201cOne Version\u201d \u2013 Dynamics 365 MDA] by Benedikt Bergmann"
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