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Why update ESR 38.? to 45.2 in single step?

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Just wondering why the large jump in release numbers in single step?

Just wondering why the large jump in release numbers in single step?

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The previous two versions of Firefox 38 and Firefox 45 have been released in parallel to make it possible for system administrators to check for issues and prepare to move to the new version.

See "What does the Mozilla Firefox ESR life cycle look like?"

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The previous two versions of Firefox 38 and Firefox 45 have been released in parallel to make it possible for system administrators to check for issues and prepare to move to the new version.

See "What does the Mozilla Firefox ESR life cycle look like?"

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OK Thanks!