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2. What is the difference between alpha and beta release?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/40067469

   In this case you can release it to testers to test the initial phase of the feature. Lots of open source products have Alpha releases. Beta Release - This release is done when the product feature is complete and all the development is done but there are possibilities that it could contain some bugs and performance issues. This release is mostly ...

3. How do I differentiate between beta versions and normal versions?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/1456608

   33. I think you should seperate out your version numbering from the status of the release. Betas should always have "beta" after the version. Users should not have to reverse engineer your numbering scheme to determine the stability of the release. So leading up to version 1.0 you should have 1.0 beta 1, 1.0 beta 2 etc.

4. What version numbering scheme do you recommend? [closed]

   stackoverflow.com/questions/121795

   My question is, which version-naming scheme should be used for what type of project. Very common is major.minor.fix, but even this can lead to 4 number (i.e. Firefox 2.0.0.16). Some have a model that odd numbers indicate developer-versions and even numbers stable releases. And all sorts of additions can enter the mix, like -dev3, -rc1, SP2 etc.

5. How to install beta version via npm - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/46466481

   14. Yes, it's possible to install a beta version using the @ symbol. For example to install react-docgen (v3.0.0-beta7) run the following command: npm install -g react-docgen@3.0.0-beta7. Further information about installing specific versions can be found in the npm-install documentation. answered Sep 28, 2017 at 10:24.

6. What do the numbers in a version typically represent (i.e....

   stackoverflow.com/questions/65718

   In version v1.9.0.1: This is the explicit versioning scheme used when you don't want to use name for the pre-releases or build like -alpha,-beta. 1:Major version which might break the backward compatibility. 9:Adding of new features to support you app along with backwards compatibility with previous version. 0:Some minor bug-fixes

7. Android how to publish beta version of App - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/17718866

   16. Apps that are published as Beta are not listed in the Play-Store! If you want someone to test it, you need to invite them (via G+) and send them an Opt-In-Link. If you want to promote your App, just publish it normally and mention that it´s still in Beta. EDIT: You can still promote an App that is in Beta to "normal" (production I think ...

8. How to manage the version number in Git? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/37814286

   Tags in Git can be used to add a version number. git tag -a "v1.5.0-beta" -m "version v1.5.0-beta". adds a version tag of v1.5.0-beta to your current Git repository. Every new commit after this will auto-increment tag by appending commit number and commit hash. This can be viewed using the git describe command.

9. Differences between CTP, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, RTM and Preview for...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/736433

   CTP (Community Technology Preview): Very much like "Show and Tell". Features are present to varying degrees and customer can get an idea of where the release is going. Beta: Features are mostly implemented but still have rough edges. Quality is fair at this point. The higher number beta, the higher the quality.

10. maven - Alpha, Beta, Snapshot, Release, Nightly, Milestone,...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/46786486

    A release candidate (RC), also known as "going silver", is a beta version with the potential to be a final product, which is ready to release unless significant bugs emerge. Release Candidate (RC) is the build released internally to check if any critical problems have gone undetected into the code during the previous development period.

11. How to publish nuget prerelease version package - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/10590978

    2. Just simply add "-alpha" or "-beta" to version key of your .nuspec file. This will publish your client as prerelease version. Important Tip: Suppose, you want to test a version 7.6.6.4, then you can add -alpha in 7.6.6.4-alpha. Avoid adding -alpha to your already published version, like: 7.6.6.3-alpha. Sample: