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I am not an experienced developer by any means (I have only one app on the Android Marketplace), but I this is the way that I do it: -For any updates that are
by Nemisis7654 15y ago
I am not an experienced developer by any means (I have only one app on the Android Marketplace), but I this is the way that I do it:
-For any updates that are just minor bug fixes, then I update the Z. ie: 1.0.0 --> 1.0.1
-For any updates that add a pretty big feature of some sort, that's just more than a simple bug fix, then I update the Y., and reset the Z. ie: 1.0.3 --> 1.1.0
-For major updates that add a lot of features, and/or implement a new UI or something, then I update the X, ie: 1.1.2 --> 2.0.0.
Again, I am not sure if this is the normal way, but it's how I do it.
- TMK 15y agoThe A in X.Y.Z-A is mostly used for indicating how many patches has been applied to the original source code.