Version (Beta and Stable)

PlentyONE is continuously being improved and developed further. When a new function is released, it goes through three stages of development: Beta and Stable.

1. Understanding the release cycle

Beta:

Developer teams release their newly developed functions into the Beta version. In this version, the function is tested and reported bugs are fixed. The beta phase lasts a minimum of 7 days.

Advantages of Beta:	Disadvantages of Beta:
Very early access to new features Lots of influence on development decisions Possibility to test your own plugins early	Bugs may be encountered

Advantages of Beta:

Disadvantages of Beta:

Very early access to new features
Lots of influence on development decisions
Possibility to test your own plugins early

Bugs may be encountered

Stable:

After a minimum of 7 days, the Beta version is merged into the Stable version. This assumes that no more serious bugs were found during the Beta phase.

Advantages of Stable:	Disadvantages of Stable:
Stability	Later access to new features and improvements Less influence on development decisions

Advantages of Stable:

Disadvantages of Stable:

Stability

Later access to new features and improvements
Less influence on development decisions

2. Stay up to date

You want to be informed of newly developed functions and fixed bugs? Take a look at our changelog. It gives you an overview of the changes that have recently been made.