GPT-6.1 Sol is still the newest Sol in OpenAI's own material as the November 15 deadline nears

OpenAI's DevDay recap, dated September 29, introduced GPT-6.1 Sol. That is earlier history and cannot count toward this question, which needs a Sol at version 6.2 or higher to reach the public between October 21 and November 15. The forecast leans towards that not happening. The latest official material in the evidence still describes the GPT-6 generation. An OpenAI help page published November 6 lists GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-6.1 Terra, GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna as the models for ChatGPT Work and Codex. OpenAI's Sol and Luna launch page carries a November 10 date, though a Slovak-language copy of the same text is dated November 5. I therefore would not treat November 10 as the launch date. Neither page names a 6.2 model. Rumour has not yet become a release. One report said new Sol, Astra and cyber models could arrive as early as Friday, November 6, and a later secondary report said that window passed without a Sol 6.2 announcement. A separate report, dated November 12, says OpenAI's API pricing page, models list and changelog contained no GPT-6.2 model. That is secondary and is not an official check. One forecasting outlet expects GPT-6.2 Sol before November 30, possibly as early as November 12. That is a call, not an announcement, and it points to a window that runs past this deadline. The deadline falls on Sunday, November 15, so time is short. The thing to watch is an OpenAI model list or changelog entry showing a GPT-6.2 Sol, or a higher one, open to the general public.