On github I see a "prime-v1.9.1-rc4" atm. So far there was no distinction between opensource and prime releases... did this change?

Cc: @many-thailand-98649

Code is always available, but prime releases are only available to customers.

Which basically means "yes", it will change with 1.9.1. So there will be 2 ISO versions soon. Correct? Until now prime only meant "with support".

Hey Armin, I escalated this internally and here's what they had to say: To meet upcoming enterprise compliance requirements (like the EU Cyber Resilience Act and SLSA L3), we are separating the build pipelines. The `prime-`tags are generated by the commercial, authenticated pipeline that produces SLA-backed, indemnified artifacts for SUSE Virtualization customers. Harvester will continue to remain fully functional, open, and is not losing any existing features. We'll be publishing more details soon that dive deeper into why we are evolving our build infrastructure to support both fast-moving community releases and hardened enterprise LTS builds.

Thanks for sharing. To confirm will 1.9.1 also have a community iso produced for it?

@brainy-kilobyte-33711 Judging from the release page I would say yes. There are two rc4 releases at the moment, therefore I assume there will be two 1.9.1 releases. And I understand the same from Divjas statement .

Yes, I can confirm that 1.9.1 will also have a community version.