A Note on Versioning

EasyNetQ is alpha software. It is under heavy development with frequent changes both to the internals and to the public API. The developers follow the following versioning scheme:

<major>.<minor>.<patch>.<build-number>

So for example, the version at the time this was written was:

0.25.2.174

We use the following, somewhat semantic, versioning policy:

major           - 0 to indicate that this is alpha software.
minor           - increments when there is a breaking change to the API.
patch           - indicates a bug fix or some internal change.
build-number    - increments on each build on the CI server.

We use the code better (http://teamcity.codebetter.com/) CI server for our builds. Each change in the master repository triggers a build. Each is build is automatically published to NuGet.

There is no development version, or stabilization process, so you should regression test your software when upgrading your NuGet EasyNetQ package.