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enderman0125 neofox_flag_nb neofox_flag_pan @mudkip@wetdry.world
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oh ok so 1.22 is never happening
The change we’re making Going forwards, we’ll be numbering our versions based on the year. So, for both Bedrock and Java Edition, version numbers in the year 2026 will begin with ‘26’! Now, Bedrock and Java have different release cadences, so the numbers that follow “26” will be different. There are a few reasons for this (e.g. platform limitations, and the fact that Bedrock has more frequent releases throughout the year) but the shared prefix will make it easier for creators (and players) to know which release is which.
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pancakes nonbinary_cat @pancakes@meow.company
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@mudkip do you have a link?
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enderman0125 neofox_flag_nb neofox_flag_pan @mudkip@wetdry.world
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@pancakes www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-new-version-numbering-system
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just a blåhaj @a_blahaj@blahaj.zone
6mo
@mudkip @pancakes
damn
they are finally versioning in a way that makes sense
(also, it seems that versioning (in general) is slooooowly going towards the year number now. for example, apple has also done it recent-ish-ly.)
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2something @2something@transfem.social
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@a_blahaj @mudkip @pancakes Well sorta: MacOS 26 released in 2025, so it's "year-based" but Apple lies about the year (as car manufacturers have been doing for decades). It seems like Microsoft is actually planning to tell the truth in their version numbers.
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