in theory yes, but in practice if each deploy is a version (and for us it is), with multiple deployments per day this becomes unsustainable to track. we settled

in theory yes, but in practice if each deploy is a version (and for us it is), with multiple deployments per day this becomes unsustainable to track. we settled on the backend always being "current" but supporting multiple front-end versions using the version parameter of the API calls.