Version number naming convention

version number naming convention

Example: 1.2.1, 2.0, 5.0.0 build-13124.Among them, the build version number is usually automatically generated by the compiler and is not provided externally.

1. Version number update rules

Main version number update rules: Brand-new optimization of product functions, including comprehensive update and optimization of pages, experience and technology.The version numbers of the two products are upgraded as shown in the figure below.
Subversion number update rules: 1. Important function modules have been added to the product; 2. Important updates have been made on the basis of the original functions; 3. Serious bug fixes.
Revision number update rules: 1. Add or optimize general function modules; 2. Repair general bugs.
2. Version number suffix

Suffixes such as Alpha, Beta, Gamma, RC, Release can be added after the version number to indicate the current stage of the software.

Alpha: closed beta.This version indicates that the software at this stage is mainly to implement software functions, usually only for internal communication among developers, or for testers to test. Generally speaking, this version of the software has many bugs and needs to be modified.
Beta: Public beta version.Compared with the α version, this version has been greatly improved, and serious problems have been eliminated, but there are still some defects, which need to be further eliminated through multiple tests, and can be provided to certain target users for large-scale experience testing.
RC Release: Release Candidate.It is the abbreviation of Release Candidate, which means the countdown to the release. This version is quite mature, completes all functions and clears most of the bugs.
Release: This version means "final version".It is a version that is finally delivered to users after a series of tests of previous versions.This version is also sometimes referred to as the Standard Edition.

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