"Object versioning retains a non-current object version when the live object version gets replaced or deleted."
"The subshell version... I don't like to have all these implicit references everywhere."
"The whole point of a flake is that you can always rebuild to the same state and the same version because you explicitly pin down the specific Git version or Git commit."
"Versioning is just a fancy word that means that we're going to track changes and specifically we're going to take snapshots of these changes."
"Versioning is a very powerful editing capability where multi-users can edit on the geo database in kind of a version of the database or the data itself."
"So this here is an XP Professional Service Pack 2 I think uh Service Pack tool be plenty for this we don't really need Service Pack 3 or anything that brings I mean we don't really need Service Pack 2 but I've got this disk so we'll use that."
"We will also have a second version which we will be adding extra bonus material and extra interviews."
"...whenever you are using the rollback command then you need to know like which specific version or number you want to roll it by."
"Now, the one thing I do want to cover here within this is just the Nuxt version, which at the time of recording this video, I am using Nuxt 2.15.7."
"If you're going to wrap up this review, can you wrap it up as the SN cut?"
"Vault's KV store supports versioning of secrets."
"You might want to have node 6 for some legacy projects and you might want to work with node 12, 13, 14 for your regular projects."
"Node versioning allows you to have multiple installations, multiple different versions of node on your system."
"If you have a node binary which is compiled with node version 6 or 7 or 8, it might not work with node versions 9, 10, 11, 12, for example."
"So now, theoretically, this is the sampled version."
"When you have a cross-region replication or same region replication in S3, always enable versioning before that."
"It's a lot easier to get your environment from a previous version to the latest version."
"Semantic versioning gives each of the numbers separated by dots in a version number a particular meaning."
"Using time travel, we can recreate the state of our table at any given point in time by using the 'as of' syntax."
"The restore command allows us to restore a certain table back to exactly the same state that it was in at a previous version of your table."
"Git... you can use it for almost any kind of digital project."
"this rest API actually supports multiple versions to allow for introducing new features without having to break our clients unnecessarily"
"Speaking of regressions wouldn't it be great if we could instantly roll back to any previous version of our application."
"The upside of this multi-reaper approach is that modules can be versioned much easier, now teams have the ability to self-service which abodes that they want to use for their workflows."
"It works really well for web applications or applications that aren't necessarily needed to support multiple versions."
"Websites don't have version numbers, and basically, a RESTful API is an API that's built to operate like a website."
"GitHub recommends releasing a new major version whenever your changes affect compatibility."
"The big advantage of using Launch Template is that you can create multiple versions of the template."
"Protocol buffers are better for versioning."
"As far as versions go, again I'm giving it a ten out of ten."
"Storing versions... for a specific project there might be any number of particular versions."
"What you want to do instead is parallely support both API versions and then create a new major release."
"Release cycles basically allow you to have like version one, version two, version three."
"Semantic versioning is an industry standard for tracking releases in code."
"We know the truck will continually get better; this is just version one."
"If you're thinking about which one to use, I would recommend using version two."
"Every Docker image has at least one tag, and in fact, the same Docker image can have multiple tags pointing to it."
"As your API evolves and you have new versions, then when you want to publish the V2 of your API, all you need to do is publish a new NuGet package."
"If the behavior changes of your application to what it previously was, you have to increment this version and let your users know, 'Hey, you cannot use my package the same way as you've used it before.'"
"Semantic versioning helps you quickly assess the scope of a change whether it's breaking or not."
"Using this log file, we can do time travel in Delta Lake."
"I'm gonna call this version one, and I'm gonna do a second version because I really love the green color too."
"Git is such a versioning system, it's an open-source versioning system very popular also in the Linux community."
"Whenever you're working in a team size bigger than one, you absolutely need to use a versioning system."
"Git creates a repository in the current folder, which you can then clone to so-called remote repositories."
"Infrastructure is code, so everything is versioned by default."
"We have the version number right here."
"Let's take a look at what our table looked like in version five."
"Versioning [is a] critical feature for absolutely any package manager in the world."
"Semantic versioning means that every one of these numbers in these versions actually mean something."
"Data versioning... Think of it like git where I can make branches and commit changes."
"I like to add a tag and just say something like 'build_' and the build number."
"The Amazon Sagemaker model registry helps you catalog and manage model versions."
"Versioning gives you the ability to recover from unintended deletes or application logic failure."
"Each saved version of the repository is called a commit."
"We have a mechanism inside App Engine to version the APIs where in your configuration you actually say I'm using API version one or I'm using API version two."
"You can define this in a single text file... you can version that, you can look at them, you can easily edit them, you can put them in GitLab."