microsoft / microsoft/fluentui

[V9]: More documentation about V8 components EOL, eg.: TagPicker not part of the V9 version

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Since Sep 24, 2024.

Area: Documentation Fluent UI react-components (v9) Package: docs Resolution: Soft Close Type: Feature
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Description

Library

React Components / v9 (@fluentui/react-components)

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Problem statement

Currently we use @fluentui/react V8 in our product and planned to migrate to V9.
I have checked the V8 -> V9 migration guide and component mapping table, but there are some components (like TagePicer, PeoplePicer, ColorPicker, etc.) what we use, where the new version is missing or there is no In progress flag.
Is there any plan to create these components also in V9?
I haven't found these components in the road map and I haven't found any details about the future of these components.
These will retire later when the @fluentui/react will not part of the @fluentui/react-components package? Or these will part of the new version just not placed in the roadmap yet?
This is a show stopper for us because we don't know when should we start the migration or must we implement the missing component?

Expected Behavior

More detailed EOL of @fluentui/react components.

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