Version Naming Rules

Software versions are named based on the following standard rules:

Variations Example:

• V1.0.2_OC1.5.x_20-Jun-2021 – Version 1.0.2 for OpenCart 1.5.x, released on June 20, 2021
• V1.0.2_OC2.0.x-2.1.x_20-Jun-2021 – Version 1.0.2 for OpenCart 2.0.x to 2.1.x, released on June 20, 2021
• V1.0.2_OC2.2-2.3.x_20-Jun-2021 – Version 1.0.2 for OpenCart 2.2.x to Opencart 2.3.x, released on June 20, 2021
• V1.0.2_OC3.x_20-Jun-2021 – Version 1.0.2 for OpenCart 3.x, released on June 20, 2021
• V1.0.2_OC4.x_20-Jun-2021 – Version 1.0.2 for OpenCart 4.x, released on June 20, 2021

Detailed Convention:

• V (Version):
  • Begins with an uppercase "V", followed by version numbers x, y, z.
  • x: Increased for major updates.
  • y, z: Increased for minor updates or patches.
• OC (OpenCart):
  • Indicates the version is for OpenCart.
  • If supporting multiple OpenCart versions, use a dash - to separate ranges.
• [d-M-yyyy]: Date in PHP format.
  • d: Day.
  • M: Month abbreviated in English.
  • yyyy: Full year.

Months and Abbreviations: