The idea of a Magisk workflow canary channel is intriguing. Imagine a dedicated release channel pushing out Magisk updates with a higher frequency, acting as a testing ground for new features and fixes. This 'canary' release would allow developers like topjohnwu to gather valuable feedback and iron out potential issues before broader deployment.

Essentially, it would function similarly to a debug or 'nightly' build in other software projects. While this approach carries inherent risks – unstable builds and unforeseen bugs – the potential benefits are substantial. Faster access to bug fixes, quicker adoption of new features, and a more agile development process are some of the compelling advantages.

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