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The fixed 5% grace period for user seat limits has been replaced with a configurable ExtraUsers field in PR #31629. This updates the documentation to remove references to the built-in grace period behavior. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@lieut-data - Any concerns about me moving this to the `v10.10-documentation`` branch for publication with v10.10? |
@cwarnermm, no objections -- is this actually a pattern we should adopt going forward? I admit I was ignorant about branch specific updates until now. (Or possibly I'd just forgotten :)) Note too that I /think/ the previous version of this docs is already live, so not sure if we want to revert that or not. |
@lieut-data - Documenting product functionality within the associated release branch helps Docs and Release Management manage the monthly maintenance updates and is the preferred approach. In this specific case, given that the content is already published/live, I recommend publishing now rather than reverting and publishing in July. |
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