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Clarify that anyone can try the STS release and how it differs from LTS - #70
Field feedback said the STS 2026.11.0 docs read as subscription-only, so prospects could not tell how to try the release or how it differs from an LTS release. No related issue exists.
Goals
New users can see that anyone can try the STS release, how to get registry credentials, and how STS and LTS releases differ.
Approach
All changes are in the v2026.11.0 docs. Next and v1.0.0 are unchanged.
About the STS Release (renamed from Install with a WSO2 Subscription): the intro says the release is available to everyone for evaluation, and a new section explains how STS and LTS releases differ.
About the STS Release → Evaluation: says no subscription is needed and links the WSO2 download page.
On k3d and On Your Environment: the top banner says the release is available for evaluation, and how to get registry credentials.
What is Agent Manager → Getting Started: points new users to the download page, then the k3d guide.
Sidebar: About the STS Release moves to the top of Installation, because every STS install needs its credentials first.
Upgrades → Overview and Upgrade from v1.0.0: call 2026.11.0 an STS release instead of a WSO2 subscription release.
Use a Custom Gateway Image, On k3d, On Your Environment: link text updated to the new page title.
Release note
N/A: documentation clarification, no product change.
Documentation
This PR is the documentation change. Changed pages:
Retitles the installation guide “About the STS Release” and explains how STS releases differ from LTS releases.
Clarifies that anyone can evaluate Agent Manager 2026.11.0, how to download it, and how to obtain registry credentials.
Updates the Getting Started, installation, upgrade, and custom gateway documentation to identify the release as STS and link to the updated guide.
Moves the guide to the top of the Installation sidebar.
The documentation identifies version 2026.11.0 as an STS release. It describes evaluation access through an Agent Manager download and emailed registry credentials, alongside access through a WSO2 subscription. It adds STS and LTS release guidance and updates installation references across the versioned guides. The Installation sidebar now lists the STS installation guide before the other installation guides.
Suggested reviewers:raveensr, jhivandb
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to d418d
The documentation clarifies STS evaluation access without an established installation regression. The existing registry notice could still clarify that the Gateway Operator requires ghcr.io, but this does not block these changes.
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- Line 18: Update the registry notice in the 2026.11.0 STS release guide to
clarify that installation requires access to registries beyond
registry.wso2.com, explicitly including ghcr.io for the Gateway Operator chart.
Preserve the existing credential guidance for charts and images hosted at
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Purpose
Field feedback said the STS 2026.11.0 docs read as subscription-only, so prospects could not tell how to try the release or how it differs from an LTS release. No related issue exists.
Goals
New users can see that anyone can try the STS release, how to get registry credentials, and how STS and LTS releases differ.
Approach
All changes are in the v2026.11.0 docs. Next and v1.0.0 are unchanged.
About the STS Release (renamed from Install with a WSO2 Subscription): the intro says the release is available to everyone for evaluation, and a new section explains how STS and LTS releases differ.
About the STS Release → Evaluation: says no subscription is needed and links the WSO2 download page.
On k3d and On Your Environment: the top banner says the release is available for evaluation, and how to get registry credentials.
What is Agent Manager → Getting Started: points new users to the download page, then the k3d guide.
Sidebar: About the STS Release moves to the top of Installation, because every STS install needs its credentials first.
Upgrades → Overview and Upgrade from v1.0.0: call 2026.11.0 an STS release instead of a WSO2 subscription release.
Use a Custom Gateway Image, On k3d, On Your Environment: link text updated to the new page title.
Release note
N/A: documentation clarification, no product change.
Documentation
This PR is the documentation change. Changed pages:
Training
N/A: no training content covers STS releases.
Certification
N/A: no certification impact.
Marketing
N/A: wording fix to existing docs.
Automation tests
Security checks
Test environment
Local Docusaurus production build (
npm run build) on macOS, and each changed page checked in the browser.