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Explain the major.minor versioning scheme
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... ... @@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ 1 1 1 Version Control 2 2 3 - #warning("Thispage needs tobeupdatedwithnewscreenshotssincetherehavebeenchangesin thehistoryfeatures")3 +Any change made to a document is saved under Version Control. You can see the version of a document by looking at the bottom of the document. For example, on the following document the version is 5.4 and has last been modified by "Sergiu": 4 4 5 -Any change made to a document is saved under Version Control. You can see the version of a document by looking at the bottom of the document. For example, on the following document the version is 1.41 and has last been modified by "vmassol": 6 - 7 7 {image:versioncontrol1.png} 8 8 7 +As the image shows, the document version consists of two numbers, separated by a dot: <tt><Major>.<Minor></tt>. The XWiki versioning system allows the distinction between major and minor edits. When [editing a page>Features.PageEditing], the user has the option to decide whether his edit brings major or minor changes to the document. Saving a major version will increase the first component and reset the second to "1", while a minor version will just increase the second component. 8 + 9 9 If you click on the "History" button when viewing a page you can see all the versions that were previously saved and decide to compare versions together or set a given version as the current version: 10 10 11 11 {image:versioncontrol2.png}