SvelteKit 1.0 Just Around the Corner? [UPDATED]

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I guess lots of SvelteKit funs have noticed an early September 2022 announcement that SvelteKit is in its release candidate phase:

❗ expect bugs!
✔️ no more planned breaking changes
✔️ countdown to a stable release
❌ feature-complete
❌ tutorials

Watch the announcement and track progress towards 1.0 for more details.

So how is the progress as of the mid/end of November 2022?

There are 7 open issues of 1.0 milestone 😎

There are 12 open issues labeled "p1-important" 😁

There are 0 open issues of 1.0 milestone and labeled "p1-important" 😂

But hold your horses 😫
There are 5 open issues labeled "breaking-change" 😟

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