Changelog and Versions
See what's new in QueryCatch, which version you're using, and what a version number tells you.
Changelog and Versions When QueryCatch gains a feature or a noticeable improvement, it gets a new version number and a line in the changelog. Each line says what changed in one sentence and links to the guide that explains it. Where to find them The changelog is at querycatch.com/changelog, newest first, with the date of each release.. Signed in, the version you're using sits beside the QueryCatch name at the top of the menu. Click it to open the changelog.. On a computer, the View Changelog button at the top right of each page opens it too. What a version number means Versions have three numbers, such as 1.18.0. The middle number goes up for a new feature, the last for a fix or improvement you might notice, and the first for a change to how QueryCatch works as a whole. Releases before version 1.18.0 were added to the changelog afterwards, each dated by when all of its changes were in QueryCatch.Documentation
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