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The concept goes by different names depending on the tool (cooldown, minimumReleaseAge, stabilityDays, exclude-newer) and implementations vary in whether they use rolling durations or absolute timestamps, whether they cover transitive dependencies or just direct ones, and whether security updates are exempt. But the adoption over the past year has been remarkably fast.