Suggestion: Indicate if the current version is a Release Candidate

Harry Hahne

When I look at About Logos to determine my Logos version, it currently says it is version 46 with the exact version is 46.0.312. There is no way that I can know from this that my version is actually still a beta version. Since it does not say RC1 (Release Candidate 1), it looks like version 46 has been publicly released. The only way to determine that this is still a beta version is to go to the beta forum and see that this version is a Release Candidate version. It would be very helpful to know that it is a RC version and thus certain features are not publicly available yet. Thanks.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

A "Release Candidate" is a version that is suitable for widespread distribution if no critical bugs are found. Thus, it needs to be identical in all respects to a stable version, including not saying "RC" or "pre-release" or similar in the About dialog.

It sounds like you need to know if you're running a newer version than most other people. To determine that, look at the latest version announced in the release notes: https://community.logos.com/kb/release-notes