What is the Difference Between Releases and Versions
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- čas přidán 26. 02. 2023
- This #atlassian #jira video will compare releases to versions. Is it the same thing or is it different?
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I'm pumped I now know what fix version means!!
My theory about why Atlassian calls the object both a version and a release is that they just want to confuse Junior Jira Admins.
Interesting theory. . . . what would confuse them? Isn't having 2 different names more confusing?
The confusion between the two terms depends on what kind of "products" you work on. I many cases you do not "release" every "version" that is created. This is particularly true for cases where you need to publish or distribute your end result. Which is what a "release" really is.
In the embedded system world that I support we have some legacy products that still need to have new EPROMs installed to do an update. Thus we may have many versions that never get released to customers, because of the hardware and labor costs to distribute it.
Agree. Atlasstic hit the nail on the head. . .there should be a release section . . tied to releases and a versions section that is separate.
But you can do more organizational stuff with a release.
Atlassian has several logical errors in their products :) I suspect this comes from the confusion of using Jira Software as both a task management tool and a basic management tool through advanced roadmaps. If they had made this correctly then you would have two levels: Version and Release. A Release is what is deployed and made available to the end users and a version is just the tagging of code packages.
100% agree.
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