linghengqian · Oct 20, 2026 · Oct 20, 2026
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -32,8 +32,6 @@ java -version
 
 `vfox search java tem` lists the Temurin releases, and in an interactive terminal it lets you pick one and installs it.
 
-Behavior that only exists on `main` and not in the latest release is marked "Unreleased" in the pages below. [docs/changes.md](docs/changes.md) lists it, and [docs/install-from-source.md](docs/install-from-source.md) gets you `main`.
-
 ## Versions and names
 
 A version is `<version>-<distribution>`, such as `21.0.8-tem`, with `-fx` after it for JavaFX. Without a distribution you get OpenJDK from jdk.java.net, which has nothing newer than 17.0.2 for 17 and 21.0.2 for 21. See [docs/versions.md](docs/versions.md) for details.
@@ -70,8 +68,6 @@ A version is `<version>-<distribution>`, such as `21.0.8-tem`, with `-fx` after
 | `grl8`, `grl11`, `grl16`, `grl17`, `grl19` | GraalVM CE for JDK 8 to 19 |
 | `lnxabi1`, `lnxabi2` | Loongnix, Linux loong64 only |
 
-Unreleased: release 0.6.2 has the rows up to `trava`, and the Loongnix one.
-
 The short names follow SDKMAN's identifiers, with a few differences: SDKMAN calls JetBrains Runtime `jbr`, and it wrote the virtual machine or JDK of AdoptOpenJDK and GraalVM CE into the version (`11.0.10.j9-adpt`, `22.3.3.r17-grl`), where the plugin has a name for each (`adptj9`, `grl17`). Eliya, OJDKBuild, OpenLogic, Red Hat and Semeru certified have no SDKMAN identifier, so their short names are the plugin's own. See [docs/distributions.md](docs/distributions.md) for all the differences and for what each distribution is, and [docs/loongnix.md](docs/loongnix.md) for the last row.
 
 ## Platforms
@@ -90,8 +86,6 @@ vfox reads the `java=` line of SDKMAN's `.sdkmanrc` through this plugin and sele
 
 Most distributions download from GitHub. If that is slow where you are, `export VFOX_JAVA_GITHUB_MIRROR=https://gh-proxy.org/` sends these downloads through a mirror. See [docs/mirror.md](docs/mirror.md) for details.
 
-Unreleased: release 0.6.2 has no mirror setting.
-
 ## Querying Foojay
 
 To see which JDKs exist for your platform, ask Foojay yourself. [docs/foojay.md](docs/foojay.md) has the Swagger UI and the commands.

diff --git a/README_CN.md b/README_CN.md
@@ -32,8 +32,6 @@ java -version
 
 `vfox search java tem` 会列出 Temurin 的各个版本，在交互式终端里还可以直接选一个并安装。
 
-只存在于 `main`、还没进入最新发布版的行为，在下面各页里标有“未发布”。完整列表见 [docs/zh-CN/changes.md](docs/zh-CN/changes.md)，想直接用上 `main`，见 [docs/zh-CN/install-from-source.md](docs/zh-CN/install-from-source.md)。
-
 ## 版本与命名
 
 版本写成 `<版本>-<发行版>`，例如 `21.0.8-tem`，后面加 `-fx` 表示带 JavaFX。不写发行版时得到的是 jdk.java.net 上的 OpenJDK，它的 17 只到 17.0.2，21 只到 21.0.2。详见 [docs/zh-CN/versions.md](docs/zh-CN/versions.md)。
@@ -70,8 +68,6 @@ java -version
 | `grl8`、`grl11`、`grl16`、`grl17`、`grl19` | 基于 JDK 8 到 19 的 GraalVM CE |
 | `lnxabi1`、`lnxabi2` | Loongnix，仅限 Linux loong64 |
 
-未发布：0.6.2 只有到 `trava` 为止的那些行，以及 Loongnix 那一行。
-
 简称沿用 SDKMAN 的标识符，有几处不同：JetBrains Runtime 在 SDKMAN 里叫 `jbr`；AdoptOpenJDK 和 GraalVM CE 的虚拟机或 JDK 版本，SDKMAN 当时写在版本号里（`11.0.10.j9-adpt`、`22.3.3.r17-grl`），插件则给每种各起一个简称（`adptj9`、`grl17`）。Eliya、OJDKBuild、OpenLogic、Red Hat 和 Semeru 认证版在 SDKMAN 里没有标识符，简称是插件自己起的。全部差别以及每个发行版是什么，见 [docs/zh-CN/distributions.md](docs/zh-CN/distributions.md)；最后一行见 [docs/zh-CN/loongnix.md](docs/zh-CN/loongnix.md)。
 
 ## 平台
@@ -90,8 +86,6 @@ vfox 通过这个插件读取 SDKMAN 的 `.sdkmanrc` 里的 `java=` 一行，并
 
 大多数发行版从 GitHub 下载。如果你那里下载很慢，执行 `export VFOX_JAVA_GITHUB_MIRROR=https://gh-proxy.org/`，这些下载就会经过镜像。详见 [docs/zh-CN/mirror.md](docs/zh-CN/mirror.md)。
 
-未发布：0.6.2 没有镜像设置。
-
 ## 查询 Foojay
 
 想知道你的平台上有哪些 JDK，可以自己去问 Foojay。[docs/zh-CN/foojay.md](docs/zh-CN/foojay.md) 里有 Swagger UI 和查询命令。

diff --git a/docs/changes.md b/docs/changes.md
@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 
 [中文](zh-CN/changes.md) | [English](changes.md)
 
-What changed in each release, as a user notices it. GitHub's release pages list the pull requests. The newest release at the time of writing is 0.6.2, and `main` is ahead of it by everything under "Unreleased". [install-from-source.md](install-from-source.md) gets you those changes now.
+What changed in each release, as a user notices it. GitHub's release pages list the pull requests.
 
-## Unreleased
+## 0.6.3 (2026-10-20)
 
 - 13 more distributions, the rest of what Foojay lists: AdoptOpenJDK (`adpt`, `adptj9`), Eliya (`eliya`), OJDKBuild (`ojdkbld`), OpenLogic (`opnlgc`), Red Hat (`rdht`), Semeru certified (`semcrt`), Gluon GraalVM (`gln`) and GraalVM CE for JDK 8 to 19 (`grl8`, `grl11`, `grl16`, `grl17`, `grl19`). Red Hat installs from tar.xz, and OJDKBuild on Linux, OpenLogic on macOS and Gluon GraalVM before 22.1 from zips. A `.sdkmanrc` takes SDKMAN's old identifiers for them, such as `11.0.10.j9-adpt` and `22.3.3.r17-grl`. See [distributions.md](distributions.md).
 - Mandrel and Liberica NIK install by the GraalVM version they carry again: `java@23.1.12-mandrel` and `java@23.1.8-nik` work, `vfox search java mandrel` lists every release, and `java@23-mandrel` installs the newest 23.x, `23.1.12.1-mandrel`, which runs Java 21. In October 2026 Foojay moved that version from `java_version` to `distribution_version`, and since then release 0.6.2 fails on such versions with `No JDK found`, lists one Mandrel per Java major and installs Mandrel 23.1.8 for `java@21-mandrel`. Installs it made since then keep names after the Java version (`21-mandrel`, `21.0.12.1+2-nik`), and vfox still finds them by those names; uninstall one to get what the spec means now. See [distributions.md](distributions.md#behavior-of-mandrel-and-liberica-nik) ([#106](https://github.com/version-fox/vfox-java/issues/106)).

diff --git a/docs/distributions.md b/docs/distributions.md
@@ -4,8 +4,6 @@
 
 The plugin gets the releases and download links of these 31 distributions from [Foojay](foojay.md), all that Foojay listed on 2026-10-20. The short name or the long name goes wherever a distribution does: `21-tem`, `21-temurin`, `temurin-21`, `vfox search java tem`.
 
-Unreleased: release 0.6.2 lacks `adpt`, `adptj9`, `eliya`, `gln`, `grl8`, `grl11`, `grl16`, `grl17`, `grl19`, `ojdkbld`, `opnlgc`, `rdht` and `semcrt`. For those its `vfox install` stops with `Could not extract a valid distribution` and `vfox search` with `Unsupported distribution`.
-
 | Short name | Long name | Distribution | Maintained by |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- |
 | `adpt` | `aoj` | AdoptOpenJDK with HotSpot | AdoptOpenJDK |
@@ -150,7 +148,6 @@ The open-source edition of GraalVM, built on OpenJDK.
 - A bare major is GraalVM's as well: `java@23-mandrel` installs the newest 23.x, `23.1.12.1-mandrel`, which runs Java 21, and `java@21-mandrel` installs `21.3.6-mandrel`, which runs Java 17. A longer version installs the release it names: `java@23.1.12-mandrel` is 23.1.12, not 23.1.12.1, and `java@23.1-mandrel` is the first 23.1 release, 23.1.0. A build number finds nothing (`java@23.1.8+1-nik`).
 - The releases ending in `.0.0` are listed under the bare major (`24-mandrel` is Mandrel 24.0.0) and install with a longer version, `java@24.0.0-mandrel`. Once one is installed, vfox finds `java@24-mandrel` by that name, for `vfox install` and `vfox use` alike.
 - Some releases come for several Java versions under one number, such as Mandrel 21.3.6 for Java 11 and 17. The plugin installs the build for the newest Java, which for Mandrel 23.0.1.2 and Liberica NIK 23.0.1 is Java 20, not 17. Liberica NIK built a few releases twice for the same Java (`25.0.3`), and the later build installs. The name shows neither the Java version nor BellSoft's build, so the other builds cannot be installed.
-- Unreleased: release 0.6.2 names them after Foojay's `java_version`, which held these numbers until Foojay put the Java version there in October 2026. Since then 0.6.2 fails on `java@23.1.12-mandrel` and `java@23.1.8-nik` with `No JDK found`, lists Mandrel in `vfox search` as one name per Java major (`21-mandrel`), installs Mandrel 23.1.8 for `java@21-mandrel` and Liberica NIK 24.1.2, built for Java 23, for `java@23-nik`.
 
 ### GraalVM CE 8 to 19 (`grl8`, `grl11`, `grl16`, `grl17`, `grl19`)
 
@@ -169,8 +166,7 @@ GraalVM CE 8 to 19, Gluon GraalVM before 23, and Mandrel and Liberica NIK before
 - Since 25.1 (June 2026) GraalVM puts out a feature release every month next to its 25.0 line: `25.1.3`, `25.2.4`, `25.3.4.1`, `25.4.4.1.1`. Each is replaced within about a month. Foojay marks Oracle GraalVM's STS, but GraalVM Community's LTS where it lists them the old way round (see below), as the JDK they build on is LTS. `vfox search` leaves the LTS note off them all.
 - Releases are named after GraalVM's own version, which Foojay gives as `distribution_version`. Foojay's `java_version` is the JDK's version, which a feature release shares with the 25.0 line: `25.4.4.1.1-graal`, `25.3.4.1-graal`, `25.0.4.1.1-graal` and `25.0.4.1-graal` all have the `java_version` 25.0.4.1.
 - Foojay lists GraalVM Community's feature releases under GraalVM's version too, as it did before October 2026, with downloads from GitHub. So `java@25.4.4.1-graalce`, the name release 0.6.2 gives the 25.4.4.1.1 build, still installs it from GitHub, while `java@25.4.4.1.1-graalce` gets the same file from Oracle's GraalVM Download Service.
-- Unreleased: release 0.6.2 names releases after `java_version`, so `java@25.0.4.1-graal` installs the feature release 25.4.4.1.1, `java@25-graal` installs a feature release whenever one is out on the JDK of the newest 25.0 build, and `vfox search java graal` lists no feature release.
-- `java@25-graal` installs the newest build of the 25.0 line (`25.0.5-graal` on 2026-10-20), the line Oracle's own `25/latest` download follows. A feature release needs its full version: `java@25.4.4.1.1-graal`. `vfox use java@25-graal` and `java=25-graal` in a `.sdkmanrc` select the newest installed build of that line too, and a feature release only where nothing else of 25 is installed. Unreleased: release 0.6.2 selects the newest installed release of 25, which is a feature release as soon as one is installed.
+- `java@25-graal` installs the newest build of the 25.0 line (`25.0.5-graal` on 2026-10-20), the line Oracle's own `25/latest` download follows. A feature release needs its full version: `java@25.4.4.1.1-graal`. `vfox use java@25-graal` and `java=25-graal` in a `.sdkmanrc` select the newest installed build of that line too, and a feature release only where nothing else of 25 is installed.
 - GraalVM Community's 25.0 line ended with `25.0.2`, and the feature releases are all it still ships. `java@25-graalce` installs the newest of them, `25.4.4.1.1-graalce` on 2026-10-20.
 - The plugin sets `JAVA_HOME` and `PATH`, and no `GRAALVM_HOME`. A `GRAALVM_HOME` that points at a GraalVM of your own stays as it is, and the native-image build plugins fall back to `JAVA_HOME` when it is unset.
 - There is no Windows ARM64 and no Alpine build, and Intel Macs get nothing after 25.0.1. See [platforms.md](platforms.md#graalvm).

diff --git a/docs/foojay.md b/docs/foojay.md
@@ -31,11 +31,11 @@ https://api.foojay.io/disco/v3.0/packages/jdks
 | `lib_c_type` | `glibc` or `musl` on Linux, empty elsewhere |
 | `directly_downloadable` | always `true` |
 
-For a bare major such as `21` the answer lists every release, and the plugin takes the newest 21.x itself, which is what `java@21-tem` installs: `version=21` would match the 21 GA build only (`21+35`). Longer versions match as they are. Unreleased: release 0.6.2 asks for `version=21&latest=available` instead, with which Foojay picks the newest 21.x.
+For a bare major such as `21` the answer lists every release, and the plugin takes the newest 21.x itself, which is what `java@21-tem` installs: `version=21` would match the 21 GA build only (`21+35`). Longer versions match as they are.
 
 A bare major asks what searching asks so that installing sees the builds `vfox search` lists. Foojay's answers are cached per question, and two questions can get answers of different ages: half an hour after Oracle GraalVM 25.0.5 reached Foojay on 2026-10-20, GitHub's runners got it from a lookup with `distribution_version=25` but not from a search, and `vfox install java@25-graal` took a build that `vfox search java graal` did not list ([#113](https://github.com/version-fox/vfox-java/issues/113)).
 
-The answer is a list of packages. The plugin names a release after `java_version` (Mandrel and Liberica NIK after `distribution_version`, Oracle GraalVM and GraalVM Community after GraalVM's own version), adds `-fx` where `javafx_bundled` is true, marks it LTS where `term_of_support` is `lts`, and prefers a `zip` over a `tar.gz` of the same version on Windows. It leaves out the JREs, installer bundles and RHEL 6 builds that Foojay lists among OJDKBuild's Windows JDKs, and the JDK 11 builds of Gluon GraalVM's 22.x releases, see [distributions.md](distributions.md). For the install it then fetches the package's `links.pkg_info_uri` and downloads its `direct_download_uri`, which is a vendor's own server (GitHub Releases for Temurin). That record also holds a `checksum`. The plugin does not pass it on, so vfox prints `WARNING: Checksum is not provided, skip verify...` and does not verify the download. Unreleased: a download from GitHub can go through a mirror, see [mirror.md](mirror.md).
+The answer is a list of packages. The plugin names a release after `java_version` (Mandrel and Liberica NIK after `distribution_version`, Oracle GraalVM and GraalVM Community after GraalVM's own version), adds `-fx` where `javafx_bundled` is true, marks it LTS where `term_of_support` is `lts`, and prefers a `zip` over a `tar.gz` of the same version on Windows. It leaves out the JREs, installer bundles and RHEL 6 builds that Foojay lists among OJDKBuild's Windows JDKs, and the JDK 11 builds of Gluon GraalVM's 22.x releases, see [distributions.md](distributions.md). For the install it then fetches the package's `links.pkg_info_uri` and downloads its `direct_download_uri`, which is a vendor's own server (GitHub Releases for Temurin). That record also holds a `checksum`. The plugin does not pass it on, so vfox prints `WARNING: Checksum is not provided, skip verify...` and does not verify the download. A download from GitHub can go through a mirror, see [mirror.md](mirror.md).
 
 `vfox search` differs from the raw list in a few ways. It lists a name once where Foojay has two records for it, and it leaves the LTS note off GraalVM's feature releases (see [distributions.md](distributions.md#behavior-of-oracle-graalvm-and-graalvm-community)). It only lists GA releases.
 

diff --git a/docs/mirror.md b/docs/mirror.md
@@ -2,8 +2,6 @@
 
 [中文](zh-CN/mirror.md) | [English](mirror.md)
 
-Unreleased: release 0.6.2 has no mirror setting.
-
 Foojay links the JDKs of most distributions to GitHub Releases, so `vfox install java@21-tem` downloads from `github.com`. If github.com is slow or unreachable where you are, set `VFOX_JAVA_GITHUB_MIRROR` and the plugin sends these downloads through a GitHub mirror.
 
 The value is a URL prefix. The plugin puts it in front of the GitHub URL, and adds a `/` if the value does not end in one. For Temurin 21.0.8 on Linux x64:

diff --git a/docs/platforms.md b/docs/platforms.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ The plugin asks Foojay for packages of the platform it runs on: the operating sy
 No JDK found for 21-bsg on darwin/arm64. Please check available versions with 'vfox search java'
 ```
 
-The table shows which platforms each distribution has packages for. It was taken from Foojay on 2026-10-18, and the rows from AdoptOpenJDK on were added on 2026-10-20. ✅ means Foojay lists at least one package the plugin can install there, ❌ means none. Unreleased: release 0.6.2 has the rows up to Trava only.
+The table shows which platforms each distribution has packages for. It was taken from Foojay on 2026-10-18, and the rows from AdoptOpenJDK on were added on 2026-10-20. ✅ means Foojay lists at least one package the plugin can install there, ❌ means none.
 
 | Distribution | Linux x64 | Linux arm64 | Alpine x64 | Alpine arm64 | macOS Intel | macOS Apple silicon | Windows x64 | Windows arm64 |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |