@zacbowden@marcusash Our standard operating procedure is that when we CFR something visible in Experimental, we include this on the Feature Flags page. There are some gaps that we're closing soon (e.g. when we need a single entity in the Feature Flags page to set multiple feature keys).
@zacbowden@marcusash Thanks for pointing this out Zac - We had an error in the release notes this week and incorrectly included the 4px change. This is being updated on our Release Notes now. The 4px changes are being tested internally and will be included in a future WIP build.
@CrazyCatsGot2@marcusash I don't know unfortunately! I see the post you might be referring to https://t.co/FjpIq6rsyL
Let me see if I can figure it out.
@CrazyCatsGot2@marcusash If you're already on 28020 (or any 28xxx) build, you unfortunately can't go back down to a 26xxx build without a clean re-install as this involves downgrading the core setup/BuildLab version, which isn't supported. You're not in a bad spot at all though being on 26H1!
@anix_cool@phantomofearth Can you try changing channels or toggle 'Unenroll device' toggle on the Windows Insider page? You should be able to hop between channels (or leave WIP) within same Windows core version.
See "Easier movement between channels..." changes announced here: https://t.co/eSAca7ASzK
@WithinRafael We put the option to change your core in advanced so that up-front you only need to choose Beta or Experimental, but appreciate the feedback!
@WithinRafael 25H2 and 26H1 (as two different Windows core versions) will both support Beta and Experimental. Beta previews changes heading to the selected core in the next few weeks. Changes in Experimental are further out and may change or not ship.
Let me know what you think and what else we can do to make the Windows Insider Program work for you!
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