J’ai suivi le guide ci-dessous pour l’installation, mais la version affichée est 3.5.0.beta5-dev, est-ce correct ? Je pensais que l’installation de développement était différente ?
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Moin
Mai 13, 2025, 9:08
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Oui, c’est exact.
Toutes les versions de la branche tests-passed ont le suffixe -dev à la fin. Cela signifie « ceci est une version pendant le développement de betaX ».
Vous pouvez en lire plus à ce sujet dans
On tests-passed, starting with 3.2.0.beta1-dev, Discourse core version numbers will include a -dev suffix to indicate that they’re not the final ‘release’ versions of a beta. This suffix doesn’t appear in the UI, so this is a technicality which will have no impact on the vast majority of people.
For the technical details, see below:
In the beta series for Discourse 3.1 and below, our versioning strategy was to ‘release’ a beta, and then leave the version number in tests-passed exactly the sam…
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Juin 12, 2025, 9:08
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