Versioning

Our machines and software products strictly adhere to the Semantic Versioning protocol. We implement this system to ensure that our customers and developers understand exactly what to expect from each new version of our software or machines.

Semantic Versioning (SemVer) is a version control scheme structured in three parts: major version, minor version, and patch. Here's a brief summary:

Major version: Changes that make the software no longer backward compatible. Incompatible changes to the public API lead to an increase in this number.

Minor version: New features or improvements that are backward compatible are added here. They lead to an increase in this number.

Patch (or Fix): Contains backward-compatible bug fixes. They lead to an increase in this number. Semantic Versioning helps understand the nature and impact of changes in a new software version.

You can find the program type and version at the bottom of the main screen.