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Suggest you add a version history link
12 years 11 months ago #129461
by ahcopyart
Suggest you add a version history link was created by ahcopyart
Hello Hikashop, I just had a suggestion regarding for version releases. Currently we have to go to Subscriptions to download the package file. This is all good. Although, since we first purchased Business 2.2.1, you released 2.2.2, we had no way of knowing a new version had been released unless we go to this subscriptions page. It may be a good idea to make a sticky forum topic with the latest version notice.
Also, with the release of 2.2.2, there were then a few "re-packs" of the same version but with hotfixes applied for various bugs, this isn't obvious on the subscription page as it just shows the main version number without the date. The suggested forum topic could include a notice that a hotfix has been applied. Theoretically you could lock users from posting new messages in this sticky forum topic to keep it un cluttered.
Just a suggestion
Thanks for a great product.
If you already have something showing version releases, I apologise but I can't find it! please show me where
Also, with the release of 2.2.2, there were then a few "re-packs" of the same version but with hotfixes applied for various bugs, this isn't obvious on the subscription page as it just shows the main version number without the date. The suggested forum topic could include a notice that a hotfix has been applied. Theoretically you could lock users from posting new messages in this sticky forum topic to keep it un cluttered.
Just a suggestion
If you already have something showing version releases, I apologise but I can't find it! please show me where
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12 years 11 months ago #129509
by Xavier
Replied by Xavier on topic Suggest you add a version history link
Hi,
When we release, there is many steps.
In first time we release and don't inform all the users, by this way the version is tested by the new users, or by users which had a bug. These users which had a bug, we give them the information of the release to correct the previous bugs.
Then we make hotfixes, it's possible that we commit some little hotfixes everyday or not, so we can't inform on all the fixes.
And generally it's few things, not important problems.
Then we publish the release to have the auto update from you website.
And finally we publish the newsletter to inform everybody.
When we release, there is many steps.
In first time we release and don't inform all the users, by this way the version is tested by the new users, or by users which had a bug. These users which had a bug, we give them the information of the release to correct the previous bugs.
Then we make hotfixes, it's possible that we commit some little hotfixes everyday or not, so we can't inform on all the fixes.
And generally it's few things, not important problems.
Then we publish the release to have the auto update from you website.
And finally we publish the newsletter to inform everybody.
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