How are OutSystems versions numbered?

[Major].[Feature].[Patch] (Build [Build ID])

The several components of the version number are the following:

[Major]

This number identifies the major product version. A new major version is defined in your Subscription Agreement as an “Upgrade” or a “New Software Version”.

[Feature]

This number increases when OutSystems adds functionality to a release in a backward-compatible manner (e.g. from Platform Server 11.7.n, where n is a number, to Platform Server 11.8.0).

[Patch]

This number increases when OutSystems makes backward-compatible bug fixes or minor improvements in a release (e.g. from Development Environment 11.7.1 to Development Environment 11.7.2).

[Build ID]

This number identifies a specific build and is unique for each OutSystems component: Development Environment, Platform Server, LifeTime, e.g. "Development Environment 11.7.1 (Build 91)".

In most scenarios, the version is identified by the three first numbers: [Major].[Feature].[Patch]. However, in some cases, you need to identify a very specific build and, in this case, you should use the three numbers and the build ID.

Note: All the latest OutSystems 11 releases follow the new version number format. Check this page for more information on the version number format used in older OutSystems 11 releases, as well as in all OutSystems version 10 releases.