PoolParty Versioning

Starting with PoolParty 2022 Release 1, the PoolParty components are versioned independently, following the conventions of semantic versioning (for example 9.0.2). The platform version (for example PoolParty 2022 Release 2) serves as an overarching version of the PoolParty Semantic Suite.

Table 5. Versions of PoolParty Components in PoolParty 2022 Release 2

Release Date	Thesaurus Server	Extractor	GraphSearch	Recommender	Recommender Workbench	UnifiedViews	PoolParty for SharePoint	Application Development Framework
Dec. 2023	9.1.1	9.1.1	9.1.1	1.0.1	1.0.1	9.0.4	9.1.0	1.1
Sept. 2023	9.1.0	9.1.0	9.1.0	1.0.0	1.0.1	9.0.3	9.0.1	1.0

Table 6. Versions of PoolParty Components in PoolParty 2022 Release 1

Release Date	Thesaurus Server	Extractor	GraphSearch	UnifiedViews	PoolParty for SharePoint
19/10/2023	9.0.7	9.0.7	9.0.7	9.0.2	9.0.1
23/08/2023	9.0.6	9.0.6	9.0.6	9.0.2	9.0.1
16/05/2023	9.0.2	9.0.2	9.0.2	9.0.2	9.0.1
12/05/2023	9.0.2	9.0.2	9.0.2	9.0.2	9.0.0
23/03/2023	9.0.1	9.0.1	9.0.1	9.0.1	9.0.0
01/12/2022	9.0.0	9.0.0	9.0.0	9.0.0	9.0.0

PoolParty's Semantic Versioning

Abstract

PoolParty's Semantic Versioning

PoolParty Semantic Suite uses semantic versioning and provides major, minor and patch versions. Semantic versioning is a formal convention for specifying compatibility using a three-part version number: major version, minor version, and patch. The patch number is incremented for minor changes and bug fixes that do not change the software application programming interface (API). The minor version is incremented for releases that add new, but backward-compatible API features, and the major version is incremented for API changes which are not backward-compatible. For example, software which relies on version 2.1.5 of an API is compatible with version 2.2.3, but not necessarily with 3.2.4.

PoolParty API Compatibility:

Major versions can break the API compatibility.
Minor versions can change the API, but always keep backward compatibility.
Patch versions do not change the API.

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