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There's no guarantee bugs get fixed in a newer version, but there's a higher chance of a software feature working if it's been out for awhile with a few patch releases than it is for a brand new feature to work day one on a YYYY.MM.0 release. Home Assistant generally holds new features for those YYYY.MM.0, but patches get backported.
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Yeah, No, it makes sense to wait 2-3 hours after a release to see if the update is bricking something, but otherwise the chances for a bug are the same with every update and feature.
There is an uncountable amount of bugs, that has been previously fixed in the wild, and almost every software on the planet is involved…