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<onlyinclude>Used as part of the [[SHIPHarbour:Data_Types:Firmware|Firmware]] type to describe the version of a firmware.</onlyinclude>
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== Message Fields ==
  
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==== major ====
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Typically used to represent compatibility breaking changes to the firmware.
  
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==== minor ====
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Typically used to represent internal API breaking changes to the firmware.
  
== Description ==
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==== build ====
<onlyinclude>Used as part of the [[SHIPHarbour:Data_Types:Firmware|Firmware]] type to describe the version of a firmware.</onlyinclude>
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Typically used to represent a compatible new feature implementation in the firmware.
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==== release ====
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Represents the release status of the firmware, false indicates a "release candidate" instead of a fully supported release.
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Typically used to represent a compatible bug fix to the firmware.

Latest revision as of 18:08, 31 July 2017

Description

Used as part of the Firmware type to describe the version of a firmware.

Message Fields

major

Typically used to represent compatibility breaking changes to the firmware.

minor

Typically used to represent internal API breaking changes to the firmware.

build

Typically used to represent a compatible new feature implementation in the firmware.

release

Represents the release status of the firmware, false indicates a "release candidate" instead of a fully supported release.

patch

Typically used to represent a compatible bug fix to the firmware.