Updates
Version numbers, what the Updates tab shows, and how releases are published.
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One version number#
ONEP uses one version number for every edition. The edition is shown as a word next to it. The number changes like this:
| Change | Raises | Which number |
|---|---|---|
| A fix: a bug, security or wording fix, with no new capability | Patch | The third number |
| A new feature | Minor | The second number |
| A breaking change | Major | The first number |
Every build also carries a build stamp, a date and a short code, after the version number. Quote the version and build when you contact support.
Where the version is shown#
The same line appears in four places: below the sign-in form, in Settings › Status, in Settings › Diagnostics and in Settings › Updates. It reads ONEP, the edition word, the version, then build and the build stamp. If a build carries no version, the line reads Version not recorded.
Settings › Updates#
The Updates tab shows the installed version and build. It adds one line: This appliance is updated by installing a new ONEP release. Update checks and one-click upgrades are not part of this release. The tab has no buttons.
How releases are published#
- One appliance per version, for all editions.
- Changes are listed in the Release notes.
What an update carries#
- Fixes and features for the platform.
- The rules ONEP uses to identify images. The Classification content row in Settings › Diagnostics shows their version.
Changing edition is not an update#
Moving between Community, Lite and Pro needs no new version and no reinstall. Install the license file for the edition in Settings › Licensing; see Licensing.