Software Package Release Numbering Scheme for Windows*

This article describes the software package release numbering scheme for VROC™ by Graid Technology on Windows*.

Version Format

A VROC™ by Graid Technology product release version is divided into four sections, following the format AA.BB.CC.DDDDD — for example, 26.2.0.10016.

Section	Name	Description
AA	Major Release Number	This section represents the major release version of the product. It is associated with the year in which the release came out.
BB	Minor (Maintenance) Release Number	This section represents the minor release version of the product. It represents the half of the year when the product was released. This can represent a maintenance release with several bug fixes, or it can align with a platform refresh.
CC	Hot Fix Release Number	This section represents customer specific hot fixes, and will be 0 for standard releases. If this number is non-zero, then the release addresses a customer specific hot fix request to resolve their specific issue. These releases are not fully validated and are only intended for a specific customer.
DDDDD	Build Release Number	This section represents the build number of the release.

In the example 26.2.0.10016, 26 is the release year, 2 is the half of the year, 0 indicates a standard (non-hot-fix) release, and 10016 is the build number.

Note

Individual components within a release package may carry different version numbers, and these may differ from the overall package version. For the component versions in the current release, see the VROC 26.2 VC1 Release Notes for Windows*.

Related

• Release Notes