Do you keep track of version numbers for your website?

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Asked By CuriousCoder92 On

I'm curious if it's common practice to have version numbers on websites like it is in app development. I've never done it myself and I'm wondering how others manage this. If you do version your website, what method do you use?

4 Answers

Answered By CodeWanderer47 On

I don't really use version numbers externally. Most people are more interested in the publication dates rather than the last time the code was updated.

Answered By FeatureSeeker99 On

I think it's good practice to track versions, especially for client sites. I usually make updates monthly, and keeping a version number helps track features.

Answered By DebuggingDiva23 On

For debugging purposes, I expose my git hash as a global variable. It's just a way to check what version I'm seeing when looking at the site.

Answered By VersionViking16 On

I keep the npm package version and the git hash in a humans.txt file. This way, I can easily check which build is live.

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