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Cmb: A word correction.

2022-12-05T16:18:44Z

A word correction.

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	Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention ~~comprised~~ of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.		Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention consisting of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.
	</translate>		</translate>

MATsxm at 00:24, 29 January 2015

2015-01-29T00:24:01Z

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	* [[S:MyLanguage/Major Release\|Major Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the major number generally indicates a major rework or rewrite of the code base (framework level). Can be incompatible with prior major releases.		* [[S:MyLanguage/Major Release\|Major Release]] Number ('''X'''.Y.Z) - An increment of the major number generally indicates a major rework or rewrite of the code base (framework level). Can be incompatible with prior major releases.
	</translate>		</translate>

	<translate>		<translate>
	<!--T:3-->		<!--T:3-->
	* [[S:MyLanguage/Minor Release\|Minor Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the minor number usually indicates a significant change in functionality. Moderate to high level of backward compatibility with previous minor increments.		* [[S:MyLanguage/Minor Release\|Minor Release]] Number (X.'''Y'''.Z) - An increment of the minor number usually indicates a significant change in functionality. Moderate to high level of backward compatibility with previous minor increments.
	</translate>		</translate>

	<translate>		<translate>
	<!--T:4-->		<!--T:4-->
	* [[S:MyLanguage/Maintenance Release\|Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.		* [[S:MyLanguage/Maintenance Release\|Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.'''Z''') - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.
	</translate>		</translate>

MATsxm: Marked this version for translation

2015-01-27T23:07:19Z

Marked this version for translation

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	<translate>		<translate>
			<!--T:1-->
	Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.		Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.
	</translate>		</translate>

	<translate>		<translate>
			<!--T:2-->
	* [[S:MyLanguage/Major Release\|Major Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the major number generally indicates a major rework or rewrite of the code base (framework level). Can be incompatible with prior major releases.		* [[S:MyLanguage/Major Release\|Major Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the major number generally indicates a major rework or rewrite of the code base (framework level). Can be incompatible with prior major releases.
	</translate>		</translate>

	<translate>		<translate>
			<!--T:3-->
	* [[S:MyLanguage/Minor Release\|Minor Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the minor number usually indicates a significant change in functionality. Moderate to high level of backward compatibility with previous minor increments.		* [[S:MyLanguage/Minor Release\|Minor Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the minor number usually indicates a significant change in functionality. Moderate to high level of backward compatibility with previous minor increments.
	</translate>		</translate>

	<translate>		<translate>
			<!--T:4-->
	* [[S:MyLanguage/Maintenance Release\|Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.		* [[S:MyLanguage/Maintenance Release\|Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.
	</translate>		</translate>
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	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	<translate>		<translate>
			<!--T:5-->
	[[Category:Development Working Group]]		[[Category:Development Working Group]]
	[[Category:Bug Squad]]		[[Category:Bug Squad]]
	</translate>		</translate>
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

MATsxm: Marked for translation

2015-01-27T23:07:04Z

Marked for translation

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			<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

			<translate>
	Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.		Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.
			</translate>

			<translate>
			* [[S:MyLanguage/Major Release\|Major Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the major number generally indicates a major rework or rewrite of the code base (framework level). Can be incompatible with prior major releases.
			</translate>

	* [[~~Major~~ Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the ~~major~~ number ~~generally~~ indicates a ~~major rework or rewrite~~ of ~~the code base (framework level). Can be incompatible~~ with ~~prior major releases~~.		<translate>
			* [[S:MyLanguage/Minor Release\|Minor Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the minor number usually indicates a significant change in functionality. Moderate to high level of backward compatibility with previous minor increments.
			</translate>

	* [[~~Minor~~ Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the ~~minor~~ number usually indicates ~~a significant change in functionality~~. ~~Moderate to high level of~~ backward ~~compatibility~~ with previous ~~minor~~ increments.		<translate>
			* [[S:MyLanguage/Maintenance Release\|Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.
			</translate>

	* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.		<noinclude>
	<~~noinclude~~>[[Category:Development Working Group]][[Category:Bug Squad]]</noinclude>		<translate>
			[[Category:Development Working Group]]
			[[Category:Bug Squad]]
			</translate>
			</noinclude>

Chris Davenport: Categorisation.

2008-11-03T18:34:48Z

Categorisation.

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	~~[[Category:Development]]~~
	~~[[Category:Bug Squad]]~~
	Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.		Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.

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	* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.		* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.
			<noinclude>[[Category:Development Working Group]][[Category:Bug Squad]]</noinclude>

Masterchief at 07:03, 4 September 2008

2008-09-04T07:03:56Z

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			[[Category:Development]]
			[[Category:Bug Squad]]
	Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.		Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.

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	* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.		* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.


	~~[[Category:Development]]~~

Willebil at 15:42, 6 February 2008

2008-02-06T15:42:28Z

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	* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.		* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.


	[[Category:Development]]		[[Category:Development]]

Willebil at 15:42, 6 February 2008

2008-02-06T15:42:12Z

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	* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.		* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.

			[[Category:Development]]

Willebil: New page: Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format. * [[M...

2008-01-30T16:36:01Z

New page: Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format. * [[M...

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Joomla! release versioning follows a numerical convention comprised of three numbers: Major, Minor and Maintenance. The version is presented in the major.minor[.maintenance] format.

* [[Major Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the major number generally indicates a major rework or rewrite of the code base (framework level). Can be incompatible with prior major releases.

* [[Minor Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the minor number usually indicates a significant change in functionality. Moderate to high level of backward compatibility with previous minor increments.

* [[Maintenance Release]] Number (X.Y.Z) - An increment of the maintenance number usually indicates bug fixing within the minor release and possibly small enhancements and limited new features. Fully backward compatible with previous maintenance increments.