fallguy66
The latest build number is 7469. The build number for the previous build is 7468; this all makes sense. However, the build before that was 7462 and the build before that was 7445. What happened to the build numbers between these numbers? One would think that the numbers would be ordered. In other words, why skip numbers?
Mensajes Fri 24 Feb 23 @ 5:22 pm
locoDog
Alpha and beta builds.
Mensajes Fri 24 Feb 23 @ 5:55 pm
PhantomDeejay
In simple words:
When we create a new build we test it first.
If for any reason we decide that there's a problem with a specific build that needs to get fixed, or if we decide we want to add / modify a feature before that build gets released, a new build gets created.
The way software developing works, for ANY change you make on the program, no matter how small or big, a new build has to be created.
This new build, now follows the exact same procedure as the previous build (testing, fixing, adding / tweaking features e.t.c.)
Once we are happy with a specific build, it then gets released as Early Access build, and usually later it also becomes a public build.
When we create a new build we test it first.
If for any reason we decide that there's a problem with a specific build that needs to get fixed, or if we decide we want to add / modify a feature before that build gets released, a new build gets created.
The way software developing works, for ANY change you make on the program, no matter how small or big, a new build has to be created.
This new build, now follows the exact same procedure as the previous build (testing, fixing, adding / tweaking features e.t.c.)
Once we are happy with a specific build, it then gets released as Early Access build, and usually later it also becomes a public build.
Mensajes Sat 25 Feb 23 @ 12:35 am
fallguy66
Thanks for the information. I now can sleep easy tonight.
Mensajes Sat 25 Feb 23 @ 1:09 pm