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| − | Alpha Releases are set to be released every other week | + | * Alpha Releases are set to be released every other week |
| − | + | ** Alpha is where we introduce new FREQs into the Program | |
| − | Beta Releses are set once a week | + | * Beta Releses are set once a week |
| − | + | ** Beta Testing is focused on Bug Fixing | |
| − | Release Candidates are set once a week | + | * Release Candidates are set once a week |
| − | + | ** Test for any remaining issue and make sure it's up to our standards for a production release | |
| − | * | + | * First beta is the last one to contain new code features. It is the first 'feature complete' release. |
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| − | First beta is the last one to contain new code features. It is the first 'feature complete' release. | ||
Alpha ----> Beta ---> Release Candidate (RC) ---> Production Release --> Return to Alpha | Alpha ----> Beta ---> Release Candidate (RC) ---> Production Release --> Return to Alpha | ||
Latest revision as of 02:54, 21 October 2008
A production cycle is composed of Alpha, Beta, RC and then a Production Release. The release monkey must understand how a cycle is composed.
- Alpha Releases are set to be released every other week
- Alpha is where we introduce new FREQs into the Program
- Beta Releses are set once a week
- Beta Testing is focused on Bug Fixing
- Release Candidates are set once a week
- Test for any remaining issue and make sure it's up to our standards for a production release
- First beta is the last one to contain new code features. It is the first 'feature complete' release.
Alpha ----> Beta ---> Release Candidate (RC) ---> Production Release --> Return to Alpha
