apryt 1.0.0

A command-line tool for Flutter developers to manage production releases and versioning.

Versioning Explanation

The versioning format used for apryt follows a structured naming convention, making it easy to understand the status and release details at a glance. Here’s a breakdown of the format:

Format: apryt-prod-1.0.0-release-D20241130T020751

1. apryt-prod

• apryt: This is the name of the tool.
• prod: This indicates that the release is for the production environment, as opposed to development (dev) or staging (staging). It shows that the tool is stable and ready for end-users.

2. 1.0.0

• Version Number: This follows the Semantic Versioning convention (SemVer), which includes three parts:
  • 1 (Major Version): Indicates significant changes that may break backward compatibility. This could include major new features or changes that require updates to existing functionality.
  • 0 (Minor Version): Represents backward-compatible improvements or new features that do not break existing functionality.
  • 0 (Patch Version): Represents bug fixes or minor improvements that do not affect the overall functionality of the tool.

3. release

• release: This indicates the type of release. In this case, it’s a stable release intended for production use. Other types may include beta, alpha, or dev, indicating pre-production or testing versions.

4. D20241130T020751

• D: This stands for "Date", indicating that the following value represents the date and time of the release.
• 20241130: This is the date of the release in the format YYYYMMDD. In this case, the release was created on November 30, 2024.
• T020751: This represents the time of the release, formatted as HHMMSS (hours, minutes, and seconds). In this case, the release was created at 02:07:51 AM in the local machine's time zone (not UTC).

Full Example Breakdown

• apryt-prod-1.0.0-release-D20241130T020751: A production release of the apryt tool, version 1.0.0, released on November 30, 2024, at 02:07:51 AM local machine time.

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This versioning system helps users quickly identify the release type, version, and exact build time based on the local machine's time zone, ensuring clarity and traceability for each deployment.