Versions

The PHPFramework version number has 3 digits: major, minor, and release attempt.

New major versions include big new features.

New minor versions include small features, bugfixes and security fixes.

The release attempt should not be relevant to you. If the release process goes fine, it will be 0. If something breaks during the release, or we release a heavy bug we will withdraw the release and publish a new one with an increased release attempt.

Example: 2.3.1 (major: 2, minor: 3, release attempt: 1)

Backwards compatibility

Starting with version 2.0 the following rules apply:

• A new major release includes breaking changes. That means your code might break if you upgrade the framework. The release notes of each major version include instructions for migrating your code.
• A new minor release is fully compatible to the previous minor release - you should be able to upgrade without troubles (exception: if you were relying on a bug).

Check for the version

\AppZap\PHPFramework\Utility\Version