Code Version

Definitions

1. A specific identified state of source code, usually represented by a commit, tag, branch point, or release identifier. Knowing the exact code version is essential for reproducing bugs, tracing deployments, and comparing behavior across environments.

   In plain English: A specific identified state or revision of the code.

   Example: "The support issue was resolved once they confirmed production was still running an older code version than the one engineers had been testing locally."

Related Terms

• GitHub Release
• Major Version
• Minor Version
• Point Release
• Application Version
• Compatibility
• Package Version
• Release Tag
• Bumping Version