}\n}\n","// stylelint-disable property-disallowed-list\n@mixin transition($transition...) {\n  @if length($transition) == 0 {\n    $transition: $transition-base;\n  }\n\n  @if length($transition) > 1 {\n    @each $value in $transition {\n      @if $value == null or $value == none {\n        @warn \"The keyword 'none' or 'null' must be used as a single argument.\";\n      }\n    }\n  }\n\n  @if $enable-transitions {\n    @if nth($transition, 1) != null {\n      transition: $transition;\n    }\n\n   ...

}\n}\n","// stylelint-disable property-disallowed-list\n@mixin transition($transition...) {\n  @if length($transition) == 0 {\n    $transition: $transition-base;\n  }\n\n  @if length($transition) > 1 {\n    @each $value in $transition {\n      @if $value == null or $value == none {\n        @warn \"The keyword 'none' or 'null' must be used as a single argument.\";\n      }\n    }\n  }\n\n  @if $enable-transitions {\n    @if nth($transition, 1) != null {\n      transition: $transition;\n    }\n\n   ...

        switch to tf.keras.optimizers or tf.compat.v1 canned Estimators.
    *   A checkpoint converter for canned Estimators has been provided to
        transition canned Estimators that are warm started from
        `tf.train.Optimizers` to `tf.keras.optimizers`.
    *   Losses are scaled in canned estimator v2 and not in the optimizers

### Avoiding permanent beta

From Kubernetes 1.20 onwards, SIG Architecture will implement a new policy to transition all REST APIs out of beta within nine months. The idea behind the new policy is to avoid features staying in beta for a long time. Once a new API enters beta, it will have nine months to either:

the module query whether invoked services // are approved. Three states are stored in a per-goroutine value by the // runtime. The indicator starts at indicatorUnset after a reset. Invoking an // approved service transitions to indicatorTrue. Invoking a non-approved // service transitions to indicatorFalse, and it can't leave that state until a // reset. The idea is that functions can "delegate" checks to inner functions, // and if there's anything non-approved in the stack, the final result is //...