Question 1

What happens when Gorilla reaches end of life?

Accepted Answer

When Gorilla reaches end of life, it stops receiving security patches, bug fixes, and new features. Currently, 1 Gorilla version is already EOL.  Running an EOL version exposes your systems to unpatched security vulnerabilities with no official fix available.

Question 2

Is Gorilla still supported?

Accepted Answer

Check the version table above for the support status of each Gorilla release.

Question 3

Is it safe to use Gorilla after end of life?

Accepted Answer

No. Running Gorilla after EOL is not safe for production systems. Once a version reaches end of life, newly discovered CVEs are published publicly but never patched — leaving your systems permanently exposed. The only safe path is upgrading to an actively supported Gorilla release.

Question 4

How to upgrade from Gorilla 1 to Gorilla the latest version?

Accepted Answer

To upgrade Gorilla to the latest version: (1) review the official migration guide for breaking changes, (2) test your application against the new version in a staging environment, (3) update dependencies that have version constraints, (4) run your full test suite, (5) deploy with a rollback plan. The earlier you start, the more time you have to resolve compatibility issues before EOL.

Question 5

When is the next Gorilla LTS version?

Accepted Answer

Not all Gorilla releases have a designated LTS status. Check the version table above — LTS releases are marked with an "LTS" badge. Refer to the official Gorilla release policy for information on upcoming long-term support versions.

Question 6

How long does Gorilla support each version?

Accepted Answer

Support duration varies by release. Check the version table above for the exact EOL date of each Gorilla release, or refer to the official Gorilla support lifecycle documentation.

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