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This article describes how accelerator's version numbers are formed. Solely based on version numbers, it's possible to determine which kind of changes there are between different versions.<br />
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A version number composes of three numbers separated by dots. The three numbers are called from left to right MAJOR, MINOR and PATCH. Their purpose is following:<br />
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* MAJOR number is incremented when there is new '''incompatible '''functionality,<br />
* MINOR number is incremented when there is new functionality that is '''backwards-compatible''', and<br />
* PATCH number is incremented when there are '''backwards-compatible bug fixes'''.<br />
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Examples:<br />
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* Update from 2.1.0 to 2.1.1 is a bugfix<br />
* Update from 1.2.2 to 1.3.0 contains new features but the new version is compatible with the previous version<br />
* Update from 2.1.3 to 3.0.0 contains new features and the new version is not compatible with the previous version<br />
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When the MAJOR version number increases, expect migration to require some effort, e.g. a configuration file format or templates structure may have changed and they need to be converted manually.<br />
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This versioning scheme is based on Semantic Versioning, more information: http://semver.org/.<br />
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