Release Notes

Each Muppy release has a page here. It tells you what the release changes for you: what is new, what behaves differently, and what you have to do — nothing about how the work was made. The releases are listed newest first in the menu on the left.

No release has a page yet. The next one will.

Understanding a Muppy version number

A Muppy version comes in one of four shapes, and only the first one has a page here.

18.89.0 — a release. Three numbers and nothing else. This is what the pages here document.

18.89.0-1-gdf5cd050 — a release plus a few commits. The base release is the first part, the number in the middle counts the commits added since it, and the g marks a git hash: here, 18.89.0 plus one commit whose short hash is df5cd050. Such a version has no page of its own — read the page of its base release, 18.89.0, and treat what follows it as work in progress.

18.96.0-beta.3 — a prerelease. Built from a branch that is ahead of the last release, it announces the number that work will be released under. It has no page either.

df5cd050 — a hash alone. The build comes from a branch rather than from a tag, and git found no release to name it after.

Where to read your version

The version of the instance you are using is in the user menu, top right. The instance also serves it at /inouk_health_check — the form to use from a script, or to check a server you are not logged into.