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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 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.
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 07:20, 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 Use this in statements along the lines of, "Amplicity is on version 1.20.4" so that they don't get outdated when the server updates.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.