How releases work
- Updated
- 12 October 2026
- Written by
- The Briesa team
- Describes
- v2026.10.12
Versions, what a bump means, and what you can rely on.
Briesa is one deployment. There is no version you choose and no upgrade you schedule — what is live is what everybody is running.
Versions
- Named by date: since September 2026 a release is named for the day it shipped, such as 2026.09.30.
- Earlier releases: 0.2 to 0.7 keep the numbers they shipped under.
- Bigger changes: a change to how something works that you would need to know about is announced ahead of time.
What does not change under you
- Your records: a release never rewrites history.
- Your addresses: a link that worked keeps working, or redirects.
- The audit log: entries are never rewritten, including by us.
Coming-soon pages
A page you can reach that is not finished says so, with the designed interface beneath the banner and its writes disabled. That is deliberate: you can see what is coming, and you cannot accidentally rely on it.