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appendices/glossary.md

@@ -36,6 +36,12 @@ You only generate events with decays that are of interest to your analysis.
 
 You generate event as completely as possible. Since this takes a lot of computing resources, one usually makes use of the data sets that were reconstructed by the BOSS team for your version of BOSS. For the file locations of inclusive $$J/\psi$$ samples, see [this page](https://docbes3.ihep.ac.cn/~offlinesoftware/index.php/Jpsi_data) \[requires login\].
 
+## S
+
+Semantic versioning
+
+See [here](https://semver.org/). This is essentially a numbering scheme used for tagging versions of a package. Within BOSS, a package can for instance be given tag `Package-01-04-03`, where `01` is the major ID, `04` the minor ID, and `03` the patch ID.
+
 ## U
 
 ### UCAS

introduction/getting-started/setup-package.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Here, the name `MyFirstPackage` is just an example name of the package. The name
 * `minor id` if you only made changes that are backward compatible, such as new functionality;
 * `major id` if you modified the interface \(header file\) that require you to completely recompile the package.
 
-The above only becomes relevant as when you start developing packages, so you can forget about this for now.
+For more information on this numbering scheme, read more about this [**semantic versioning** here](https://semver.org/) \(many languages available\). The above only becomes relevant as when you start developing packages, so you can forget about this for now.
 
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