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# Name of the product (mandatory).
title: Timeturner

# Category of the product (mandatory).
# Possible values are os,db,app,lang,framework,device,service,server-app.
# If you add a new value, please mention it on the PR Description. Some rough guidelines:
# - os is for operating systems (and similar projects),
# - db is for databases,
# - app is for end-user applications,
# - lang is for programming languages,
# - framework is for application libraries, SDKs, frameworks...,
# - device is for physical devices,
# - service is for managed service offerings (SaaS/PaaS...),
# - server-app is for applications usually installed on the server-side.
category: os

# Simple Icons (https://simpleicons.org/) icon slug (optional).
# Remove this property if the icon is not available on Simple Icons.
# As an example, https://simpleicons.org/?q=codemagic links to https://simpleicons.org/icons/codemagic.svg ,
# so the slug is `codemagic` (the SVG filename without extension).
# A list of all slugs is also available on https://github.com/simple-icons/simple-icons/blob/develop/slugs.md .
iconSlug: codemagic

# Main URL for the page (mandatory).
permalink: /timeturner

# Alternate URLs that will redirect to the permalink (optional).
# This is nice to let people use easier to remember URLs. For example, we redirect /golang to /go .
alternate_urls:
-   /hourglass

# Command that can be used to check the current product version (optional).
versionCommand: swish and flick

# The more information link (optional).
# If provided, this link is displayed after the product's description.
# This link should contain information about the release policy and schedule. This is NOT the product URL!
# Do not use a localized URL (such as one containing en-us) if possible.
releasePolicyLink: https://nodejs.org/about/releases/

# An image that shows a graphical representation of the releases (optional).
# If provided, this image will be displayed at the top of the product's page.
# This is not the product logo. Remove if you don't find a relevant image.
releaseImage: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nodejs/Release/main/schedule.svg?sanitize=true

# Template to be used to generate a link for the releases (optional).
# Available variables inside the template are:
# - __RELEASE_CYCLE__: will be replaced by the value of `releaseCycle`,
# - __LATEST__: will be replaced by the value of `latest`,
# - __CODENAME__: will be replaced by the optional `codename`.
# You can even use Liquid Templating inside the template, such as:
#   https://godotengine.org/article/maintenance-release-godot-__LATEST__
# Do not use a localized URL (such as one containing en-us) if possible.
changelogTemplate: "https://link/of/the/__RELEASE_CYCLE__/and/__LATEST__/version"

# Template that generates names for every release (optional, default = "__RELEASE_CYCLE__").
# It supports the same variables as changelogTemplate.
releaseLabel: "MoM Timeturner __RELEASE_CYCLE__ (__CODENAME__)"

# The label that will be used alongside releases labelled with `lts: true`
# (optional, default = "<abbr title='Long Term Support'>LTS</abbr>" ).
# Only provide if the product has LTS releases that are not called LTS, but something else.
# Prefer using an HTML abbr tag, if possible.
LTSLabel: "<abbr title='Extra Long Support'>ELS</abbr>"

# The name of the End of Life column (optional, default = Security Support).
eolColumn: Service Status

# Whether to display the "Active Support" column (optional, default = false).
# You can also set this variable with a text label if you want to change the column name:
#   activeSupportColumn: Customer Support
activeSupportColumn: false

# Whether to display the "Latest" column (optional, default = true).
# If the product doesn't have patch releases, set this to false.
releaseColumn: true

# Whether to show the "Released" column (optional, default = false).
releaseDateColumn: true

# Whether to show the discontinued column (optional, default = false).
# Set to true if you're tracking a device.
# This usually means the device is no longer available for sale or is no longer being manufactured.
discontinuedColumn: false

# Auto-update release configuration (optional).
# This is used for automatically updating `releaseDate`, `latest`, and `latestReleaseDate` for every release.
# Multiple configuration are allowed.
# Please visit https://github.com/endoflife-date/endoflife.date/wiki/Automation for more details.
# The presence of such configuration enables a footer note on the product page
# informing users that latest releases are automatically updated.
auto:

  # Configuration for auto-update based on git.
  # Any valid git clone URL will work, but support for partialClone is necessary
  # (GitHub and GitLab support it).
  # For example, for Apache Maven:
  - git: https://github.com/apache/maven.git

    # Ruby-compatible regex that defines how the tags above should translate to releases
    # (optional, default can be found on https://github.com/endoflife-date/release-data/blob/main/update.rb#L19-L20 ).
    # Use named capturing groups to capture the version or version's parts.
    # Default value should work for most releases of the form a.b, a.b.c or 'v'a.b.c. It should also
    # skip over any special releases (such as nightly,beta,pre,rc...).
    regex: ^v(?<major>0|[1-9]\d*)_(?<minor>0|[1-9]\d*)_(?<patch>\d{1,3})_?(?<tiny>\d+)?$

    # A liquid template using the captured variables from the regex above that renders the final version
    # (optional, default can be found on https://github.com/endoflife-date/release-data/blob/main/update.rb#L19-L20 ).
    # You can use liquid templating here.
    template: '..'

  # Configuration for auto-update based on Docker Hub.
  # The value must be the "owner/repo" combination for a docker hub public image.
  # Use "library" as the owner name for an official docker/community image.
  # For example, for PostgreSQL:
  - dockerhub: library/postgres

  # Configuration for auto-update based on the npm registry.
  # The value must be the package identifier on https://www.npmjs.com .
  # For example, for Vue:
  - npm: vue

  # Configuration for auto-update based on DistroWatch.
  # The value must be the distribution ID. It can be found in the distribution URL.
  # For example, for https://distrowatch.com/index.php?distribution=debian , use "debian".
  - distrowatch: debian

    # The Python-Compatible regex used to parse headlines (mandatory).
    # Use named capturing groups to capture the version or version's parts.
    # You can also pass a list of regexes here, and matches for any of those will be considered.
    regex: 'Distribution Release: (?P<version>\d+.\d+)'

    # A liquid template using the captured variables from the regex above that renders the final version
    # (optional, default can be found on https://github.com/endoflife-date/release-data/blob/main/src/distrowatch.py#L13 ).
    # You can use liquid templating here.
    template: ''

  # Configuration for auto-update based on Maven Central ( https://search.maven.org ).
  # The value must be the maven coordinates of the artifact, in the form groupId/artifactId.
  # For example, for Apache Tomcat ( https://search.maven.org/artifact/org.apache.tomcat/tomcat ):
  - maven: org.apache.tomcat/tomcat

  # Configuration for auto-update based on a custom script in release-data repository.
  # The value must always be `true`.
  - custom: true

# A list of identifiers that can be used to detect this product as being used,
# especially by SBOM tooling
identifiers:
  # Each identifier is a way of linking this product to various methods of installing it

  # This is a shorthand to use repology as the source data
  # https://repology.org/project/:package-name-/versions
  # should return a valid list of packages linked to this product.
  - repology: package-name

  # See the PURL spec https://github.com/package-url/purl-spec
  # for details, and avoid packages that are already mentioned on
  # the repology page
  # Common examples would be to use
  # - pkg:os to document operating systems (https://github.com/package-url/purl-spec/pull/161)
  # - pkg:github to link to github pages
  # - pkg:golang/pypi/gem/maven/npm etc for common package managers
  # - pkg:docker for linking to docker images on Docker Hub
  - purl: pkg:package-manager/package-name

# A list of releases, supported or not (mandatory).
# Releases must be sort from the newest (on top of the list) to the lowest.
# Do not add releases that are not considered "stable" (such as RC/Alpha/Beta/Nightly).
releases:

    # Release range (mandatory, always put in quotes).
    # This is usually major.minor. Do not prefix with "v" or suffix with ".x".
    # This becomes part of our API URL, so try to avoid spaces and use lowercase for words.
-   releaseCycle: "1.2"

    # Name displayed for the release (optional, default = global releaseLabel value).
    # Use this property if you need to override the release label on a per-release basis.
    # You can use templating here, though it is usually not required.
    # Template parameters are the same as the global releaseLabel property.
    releaseLabel: "Timeturner Firebolt (1.2)"

    # Codename of the release (optional, not displayed anywhere by default).
    # It can be used as __CODENAME__ in the releaseLabel and changelogTemplate.
    # It is also returned as-is in the API.
    codename: firebolt

    # Date of the release (optional if releaseDateColumn is false, else mandatory).
    # It should be removed if releaseDateColumn is false.
    # Note that an approximate date is better than no date at all.
    releaseDate: 2017-03-12

    # End of active support date (optional if activeSupportColumn is false, else mandatory).
    # This is where bugfixes usually stop coming in.
    # Use valid dates, and do not add quotes around dates.
    # Alternatively, set to true|false if the date has not been decided yet.
    support: 2018-01-31

    # EOL date (mandatory).
    # This is where all support stops (including security support).
    # In case there is extended/commercial support available, pick the date that would apply to the majority of users.
    # Use valid dates, and do not add quotes around dates.
    # Alternatively, set to true|false the date has not been decided yet.
    eol: 2019-01-01

    # Latest release for the release cycle (optional if releaseColumn is false, else mandatory).
    # Usually this is the release cycle's latest "patch" release.
    # It should be removed if releaseColumn is false.
    # Always add quotes around this value.
    latest: "1.2.3"

    # Latest release date (optional).
    # Use valid dates, and do not add quotes around dates.
    latestReleaseDate: 2022-01-23

    # Whether this is a "LTS" release (optional, default = false).
    # What LTS means may differ from product to product (see LTSLabel above).
    # Only provide for a release that will get much longer support than usual.
    lts: true

    # Whether this is a "discontinued" release (optional).
    # Can be set to true/false.
    # Only use if discontinuedColumn is set to true.
    discontinued: true

    # A link to the changelog for the latest release
    # (optional, default = the URL generated from changelogTemplate if it is provided).
    # Use this if the link is not predictable (i.e. you can't use changelogTemplate),
    # or if the changelogTemplate generated link must be overridden.
    # Do not use a localized URL (such as one containing en-us) if possible.
    link: https://example.com/news/2021-12-25/release-1.2.3

# In the following markdown section, ensure that all the above are present:
# 1. A one line statement about what the product is, with a link to the primary website (in a quote).
# 2. A short summary of the release policy, pointing out the EoL policy as well, if available.
# 3. Any additional information that may be of interest.
#
# See also the Guiding Principles on the wiki ( https://github.com/endoflife-date/endoflife.date/wiki/Guiding-Principles )
# for indication on the tone and voice to use for the text.


# Please leave a newline both above and below the triple-dashes.

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# All the product information text should be under triple-dashes.
# If you are adding any images in the text, they might get blocked due to our CSP.
# So prefer using releaseImage in such cases. Note that images on the same website as releaseImage
# will not be blocked.

> [Time Turner](https://jkrowling.com/time-turner) is a device that powers short-term time travel.

Time-turners are no longer released, and the last known stable release was in HP.5 release.