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Hi,
I want to make sure I understand the difference between internal builds and hot fixes.
I see towards the bottom of an internal builds page the explanation of what an internal build is. One thing it says is that it should be used in development only because it may not have gone through a full QA as of yet.
I see a "Dev zip" and a "version zip".
I was wondering what the difference was, especially because they have two version numbers ?
Should i just be downloading the one with the latest version number ?
I read the release notes on both, the one with the latest version of course says more.
Also, is a hot fix the zip I might get as a result of a support ticket or forum post if a new binary, content or script folder is necessary to fix the issue in question ?
thanks
I want to make sure I understand the difference between internal builds and hot fixes.
I see towards the bottom of an internal builds page the explanation of what an internal build is. One thing it says is that it should be used in development only because it may not have gone through a full QA as of yet.
I see a "Dev zip" and a "version zip".
I was wondering what the difference was, especially because they have two version numbers ?
Should i just be downloading the one with the latest version number ?
I read the release notes on both, the one with the latest version of course says more.
Also, is a hot fix the zip I might get as a result of a support ticket or forum post if a new binary, content or script folder is necessary to fix the issue in question ?
thanks