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---
author: "joostdecock"
caption: "We're moving on"
date: "2022-08-23"
intro: "We have released version 2.22 of FreeSewing. As always, a minor version bump indicates a new design, and this time it's the Octoplushy design by Wouter."
title: "FreeSewing v2.22 is out, and will be the final minor release before v3"
---
We have released version 2.22 of FreeSewing. As always, a minor version bump indicates a new design, and this time it's the [Octoplushy design](/designs/octoplushy) by Wouter.
Version 2.22 is planned to be the last minor release in the v2 branch. Momentum for version 3 has been building for a while, and during [this weekend's contributor call](https://github.com/freesewing/freesewing/discussions/2582) we decided we'd double down on those efforts and focus all our attention on the upcoming version 3.
## What does this all mean?
In the short term, you might not even notice. FreeSewing.org will continue running the production-ready v2 code, while we start building version 3.
For developers and/or pattern designers, the situation is different. Effective immediately, our (default) `develop` branch in [our monorepo](https://github.com/freesewing/freesewing) is where we'll be working on version 3 code.
Version 2 code is now in the `v2` branch where will will backport fixes for as long as version 3 is under development.
To keep up to date of all changes, please refer to [freesewing.dev](https://freesewing.dev) where we will over time document everything you need to know about the migration.
## When can we expect version 3?
We have a lot of exciting plans, but they will take some time to manifest. I suspect the first production release of version 3 code, and the rollout on FreeSewing.org will be a matter for 2023.