Release channels

Alpha, Beta, Production — pick your speed

Amex Layover Display ships on three parallel channels so early adopters get new features fast and everyone else gets rock-solid stability.

Alpha

Bleeding edge

Daily to weekly builds with in-progress features, experimental fixes, and the occasional broken layout. Internal development builds.

  • New features land here first
  • May contain bugs or incomplete work
  • Version format: 0.0.X.Y
Beta

Early access

Features that have been tested in Alpha and confirmed stable. Updates roughly every 1–2 weeks.

  • More stable than Alpha, not yet production-ready
  • Release notes with every build
  • Version format: 0.X.0.Y
Production

Stable public release

The public listing in Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons. Only ships after surviving Alpha and Beta without regressions.

  • Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons (public)
  • Automatic updates via the browser
  • Recommended for all users
  • Version format: X.0.0.Y

Version numbering

Each channel uses a distinct version range so you can tell at a glance which channel a build belongs to.

Format Channel Example Meaning
0.0.X.Y Alpha 0.0.3.2 3rd alpha release, 2nd bug fix
0.X.0.Y Beta 0.2.0.1 2nd beta release, 1st bug fix
X.0.0.0 Production 1.0.0.0 1st public stable release
X.0.0.Y Production 1.0.0.1 1st stable release, 1st patch fix