: Re: Should the documentation of a known issue change dependent on the stability of a product release? I am writing the release documentation for a software product and a design flaw has been discovered

Beta or not does not matter, whether a patch exists does not matter, write it up. Document it.

Like your previous question, this is a business matter, not a documentation issue you should decide for yourself. You should document it, even if you have just ONE beta tester, whether or not a patch exists, and let your management decide if they are willing to risk any liability or negative publicity that may arise from a failure to document the behavior.

This should not be your decision, it should be the decision of somebody with fiscal responsibility for the fate of your company or employer.

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