Versioning Scheme

Upstream packages are based on MicroShift code and OKD images. To allow for easy identification and tracking of what is included in the package, following versioning scheme is used: MICROSHIFT-VERSIONgMICROSHIFT-GIT-COMMITOKD-VERSION:

• MICROSHIFT-VERSION can have two forms:
  • X.Y.Z-YYYYMMDDHHMM.pN or X.Y.Z-{e,r}c.M-YYYYMMDDHHMM.pN if it is based on openshift/microshift tags.
  • X.Y.Z if it was build against a branch (e.g. main or release-X.Y), value of X.Y.Z is based on version stored in Makefile.version.*.var file.
• MICROSHIFT-GIT-COMMIT is the openshift/microshift commit.
• OKD-VERSION is a tag of the OKD release image from which the component image references are sourced.

Examples:

• 4.21.0_ga9cd00b34_4.21.0_okd_scos.ec.5
  • Missing YYYYMMDDHHMM.pN means it was built against a branch, not a tag (release)
  • 4.21.0 means that commit a9cd00b34 was part of 4.21 release (but it could be built from main)
  • Component image references are sourced from 4.21.0-okd-scos.ec.5 release
• 4.20.0-202510201126.p0-g1c4675ace_4.20.0-okd-scos.6
  • 202510201126.p0 is present which means it was built from MicroShift release tag 4.20.0-202510201126.p0
  • MicroShift tag points to 1c4675ace commit.
  • Component image references are sourced from 4.20.0-okd-scos.6 release