Version History
This section displays the changelogs for each published FORCE version.
FORCE uses a three-level versioning scheme, e.g. v. 3.0.1. It is highly recommended to update once a new release is available.
It is also suggested to keep track of the development version, which includes the latest features. The main version is periodically updated once a sufficient set of new features becomes available. The develop version is intended to be a stable software version, but will need more frequent user adaptions, e.g. when new parameters become available.
1st level = major release: Disruptive changes will result in a new major release.
2nd level = major release: Major changes like completely new features will result in a new major release.
3rd level = patch level: Incremental patches, additions, and bugfixes will result in a new patch level release.
Releases
- Develop version
- FORCE v. 3.10.04
- FORCE v. 3.10.03
- FORCE v. 3.10.02
- FORCE v. 3.10.01
- FORCE v. 3.10.00
- FORCE v. 3.9.02
- FORCE v. 3.9.01
- FORCE v. 3.9.00
- FORCE v. 3.8.01
- FORCE v. 3.8.00
- FORCE v. 3.7.12
- FORCE v. 3.7.11
- FORCE v. 3.7.10
- FORCE v. 3.7.9
- FORCE v. 3.7.8
- FORCE v. 3.7.7
- FORCE v. 3.7.6
- FORCE v. 3.7.5
- FORCE v. 3.7.4
- FORCE v. 3.7.3
- FORCE v. 3.7.2
- FORCE v. 3.7.1
- FORCE v. 3.7.0
- FORCE v. 3.6.5
- FORCE v. 3.6.4
- FORCE v. 3.6.3
- FORCE v. 3.6.2
- FORCE v. 3.6.1
- FORCE v. 3.6.0
- FORCE v. 3.5.2
- FORCE v. 3.5.1
- FORCE v. 3.5.0
- FORCE v. 3.4.0
- FORCE v. 3.3.0
- FORCE v. 3.2.1
- FORCE v. 3.2.0
- FORCE v. 3.1.1
- FORCE v. 3.1.0
- FORCE v. 3.0.1
- FORCE v. 3.0.0
- FORCE v. 2.1.0
- FORCE v. 2.0.0
- FORCE v. 1.1 beta
- FORCE v. 1.0 beta