Aiki Version Conventions

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Aiki Version Conventions

The current and generally standard Aiki Framework Version convention (example: version 0.8.2):

1. The number left or west of the dots indicates a MAJOR production type release.
2. The number in the middle of the dots indicates a significant change or MINOR changes.
3. The number right or east of the dots indicates a bug FIX or small change.
4. When the MINOR number changes, the FIX number should reset to zero.
5. When the MAJOR number changes, the MINOR number should reset to zero.
6. When the MAJOR number is zero, this indicates an alpha or beta type release
7. Each number can, but should probably not exceed 99

MAJOR---->0.8.2<----FIX
MINOR-------^

0.8.2.782<---REVISION

Also, the revision is now being appended to the view (not the model) of the version in the Aiki Framework Web application, documentation and packages. Please note that eventually, the revision number may reach large numbers such as 999999 which shouldn't be a problem. Just in case some of you aren't sure what the revision is, it is basically the Bazaar version control Aiki push count. Every time changes are pushed to the Aiki source repository this number gets incremented.