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  • Welcome to Novel
  • Start
  • Philosophy
  • Tech Stack
  • Releases
  • Versions
  • Changelog
  • License
  • Privacy
  • Warranty
  • Security Policy
  • Errors
    • Cannot start Novel
    • Unauthorized
    • Invalid Session
    • Validation Failed
  • Novel Server
    • Getting Started
    • Project Structure
    • With Novel Web
    • Configuration
    • Novel CLI
      • novel dev
      • novel start
      • novel new
    • Novel API
      • API Reference
    • Database
      • Caching
    • Migrations
    • Models
    • Routing
      • Route Directives
      • Middleware
      • Request Helpers
      • Schema
    • Sessions
    • Authentication
      • Passwords
      • Magic Links
      • Two-Factor Authentication
      • Forget Password
      • Email Verification
      • OAuth2 Support
    • Authorization
    • Users
    • Organizations
    • Subscriptions
    • Pricing
    • Validation
    • Mail
    • Notifications
    • API Keys
    • Events
    • Errors
    • Feature Flags
    • Uploading Files
    • Testing
    • Scheduled Cron Jobs
    • Background Jobs
    • Sockets
    • Logging
    • Telemetry
    • Deployment
  • Novel Web
    • Getting Started
    • Configuration
    • Project Structure
    • Routing
    • Layout and Styles
    • Authentication
    • Authorization
    • Requests
    • Request Files
    • Validation
    • Components
      • Button
      • Alerts
      • Copybox
      • Inline Notify
      • Input
      • Select
      • Toast
      • Toggle
      • Upload
      • Stripe Card
    • Hooks
      • useSession
      • useMobile
      • getSession
      • useFeature
      • useAuthorized
      • useNotification
      • useSocket
    • Localstorage
    • Errors
    • Internationalization (i18n)
    • Constants
    • Feature Flags
    • Testing
    • Telemetry
    • Deployment
    • Devtools (Alpha)
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Versions

Novel uses a versioning scheme that clearly communicates the development cycle and stability of the software.

The format follows YYYY.M.P, where YYYY represents the release year, M denotes the major version number for significant updates or milestone features within that year, and P indicates patches or smaller incremental updates to address issues or refine features.

Major Releases

Major releases, such as 2024.1.0, introduce substantial changes, enhancements, or entirely new features. These updates are planned and released a few times annually, depending on the roadmap and development progress. The middle segment increment signals the introduction of significant improvements, ensuring users can anticipate and distinguish major updates.

Patch Versions

Patch versions increment the last segment (e.g., 2024.1.1) and are typically released for bug fixes, stability improvements, or minor enhancements. These updates are rolled out as needed to maintain the software's reliability and performance, ensuring that critical issues are resolved promptly without waiting for the next major version.

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