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How do the version numbers in Octopus work?

April 26, 2017Numbers Octopus version

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How do the version numbers in Octopus work?

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Each stable release is identified by three numbers (for example x.y.z). The first two numbers indicates a particular version of Octopus, the third number indicates the revision. An increase in the revision number indicates that this release contains bug fixes and minor changes over the previous version, but that no new features were added (it may happen that we disable some features that are found to contain serious bugs). Development versions (that you can get from the svn) do not have a version number, they only have a code name.