# Versions and support

> Which Table versions receive fixes, for how long, and where older documentation lives.

Source: https://docs.inertiax.dev/table/versions/

Table’s current major gets new features and fixes. Older majors are maintained for a limited time, as described below. For supported PHP, Laravel and React versions, see [Compatibility and upgrades](https://docs.inertiax.dev/table/compatibility/). For help with InertiaX or your account, see [Get support](https://docs.inertiax.dev/early-access/#get-support).

## Support policy

- The current major gets new features and fixes.
- When a new major ships, the previous major gets bug fixes for six months. It keeps getting security and critical fixes until twelve months after the new major’s release.
- At most two majors are maintained at once: when a third major ships, the oldest stops receiving fixes, even if its dates have not passed.
- Majors outside that window get no fixes. Their documentation stays available, marked as unmaintained.
- Before 1.0, only the latest 0.x release is maintained: update to it to get fixes.

## Versions

Table v0 is the current version. Before 1.0, fixes ship only in the latest 0.x release.

## Older documentation

The latest documentation lives at `/table/`. Each maintained older major is documented at `/table/v<major>/`, for example `/table/v1/`, and keeps that address after it stops receiving fixes. Once there is more than one version, a version menu in the header switches between them.

Documentation for an older major shows a banner with its support dates and a link to the latest version.