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(Created page with "<noinclude> Expands to the version that the server is currently on. Use this in statements along the lines of, "Amplicity is on version {{CurrentVersion}}" so that they don't get outdated when the server updates. However, statements that are related to a fixed version rather than whatever the server is using shouldn't use this template. For example, "Amplicity updated to </noinclude><includeonly> 1.20.4 </includeonly>") |
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Expands to the version that the server is currently on. Use this in statements along the lines of, "Amplicity is on version {{CurrentVersion}}" so that they don't get outdated when the server updates. |
Expands to the version that the server is currently on. Use this in statements along the lines of, "Amplicity is on version {{CurrentVersion}}" so that they don't get outdated when the server updates. |
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However, statements that are related to a fixed version rather than whatever the server is using shouldn't use this template. For example, "Amplicity updated to |
However, statements that are related to a fixed version rather than whatever the server is using shouldn't use this template. For example, "Amplicity updated to 1.20.4 on 18 May 2024," should hard-code the version as it relates to the server's version on that date. Likewise, statements similar to, "As of 1.20.4..." should hard code the version as a hint to review the content of the article when someone sees an outdate version. |
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Revision as of 07:13, 28 June 2024
Expands to the version that the server is currently on. Use this in statements along the lines of, "Amplicity is on version 1.20.4 " so that they don't get outdated when the server updates.
However, statements that are related to a fixed version rather than whatever the server is using shouldn't use this template. For example, "Amplicity updated to 1.20.4 on 18 May 2024," should hard-code the version as it relates to the server's version on that date. Likewise, statements similar to, "As of 1.20.4..." should hard code the version as a hint to review the content of the article when someone sees an outdate version.