What is a release?
It is a specific version of software that has been completed, tested, and made available for use.
Definition
A release, or launch, refers to a specific version of software that has been completed, tested, and made available for use by end-users.
Objectives
The main goal is to ensure that the software is delivered in a controlled and predictable manner, meeting quality and service level requirements.
Version Vs. Release
While a release is a version of software, not all software versions are considered releases; a release is a version that is made public for use.
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