Changes for page Guidelines on the Versioning of SDMX Artefacts

Last modified by Artur K. on 2026/05/29 14:28

From 1.4 to 1.3 From 1.6 to 1.5

From version 1.5

edited by Helena K.
on 2026/01/15 15:10

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To version 1.4

edited by Helena K.
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  As a general rule insignificant changes (e.g. textual clarifications or typos) will result in an increment of the patch component of the versioning system (i.e. N.M.**+**).
--|(% colspan="3" %)**CODE LIST (CL)**
--|(% style="width:942px" %)**Type of Change**|(% style="width:165px" %)**Impact**|**Comments**
--|(% style="width:942px" %)(((
++| |(% colspan="2" %)**CODE LIST (CL)**
++|**Type of Change**|**Impact**|**Comments**
++|(((
  **Addition into an existing CL of one or more new codes not having the**
  **CodeList:Code:ParentCode attribute**
--)))|(% style="width:165px" %)**Minor**: **N.,,+,,**^^({{footnote}}The overall impact on compatibility should be assessed when there are several “minor” version impact changes. For example, it may be that the effect of adding several new Code List or HCL codes results in an implicit change in the meaning of existing Code List or HCL codes which may not be completely backward compatible, therefore (depending on the analysis) the overall version impact may be “Major +.0”.{{/footnote}})^^|Data exchanged/disseminated using the old CL can still be exchanged/disseminated using the new CL
--|(% style="width:942px" %)(((
++)))|**Minor**: **N.,,+,,**^^({{footnote}}The overall impact on compatibility should be assessed when there are several “minor” version impact changes. For example, it may be that the effect of adding several new Code List or HCL codes results in an implicit change in the meaning of existing Code List or HCL codes which may not be completely backward compatible, therefore (depending on the analysis) the overall version impact may be “Major +.0”.{{/footnote}})^^|Data exchanged/disseminated using the old CL can still be exchanged/disseminated using the new CL
++|(((
  **Addition of one or more new hierarchies represented using the**
  **CodeList:Code:ParentCode attribute (not using the Hierarchical Code List artefact)**
--)))|(% style="width:165px" %)**Minor**: **N.,,+,,^^(^^**^^{{footnote}}The overall impact on compatibility should be assessed when there are several “minor” version impact changes. For example, it may be that the effect of adding several new Code List or HCL codes results in an implicit change in the meaning of existing Code List or HCL codes which may not be completely backward compatible, therefore (depending on the analysis) the overall version impact may be “Major +.0”.{{/footnote}})^^|Data exchanged/disseminated using the old CL can still be exchanged/disseminated using the new CL as already existing hierarchies still represent the same aggregations
--|(% style="width:942px" %)**Addition of one or more new codes into existing hierarchies represented using the CodeList:Code:ParentCode attribute (not using the Hierarchical Code List artefact)**|(% style="width:165px" %)**Major**: **+.0**|After the change, the parent code for the changed hierarchy does not represent the same aggregation any more, thus resulting in a break in backward compatibility
--|(% style="width:942px" %)**Aggregation, disaggregation, reorganisation or removal of one or more codes**|(% style="width:165px" %)**Major**: **+.0**|Data exchanged/disseminated using an old version of the CL can no longer be exchanged/disseminated using the new version of the CL
++)))|**Minor**: **N.,,+,,^^(^^**^^3)^^|Data exchanged/disseminated using the old CL can still be exchanged/disseminated using the new CL as already existing hierarchies still represent the same aggregations
++|**Addition of one or more new codes into existing hierarchies represented using the CodeList:Code:ParentCode attribute (not using the Hierarchical Code List artefact)**|**Major**: **+.0**|After the change, the parent code for the changed hierarchy does not represent the same aggregation any more, thus resulting in a break in backward compatibility
++|**Aggregation, disaggregation, reorganisation or removal of one or more codes**|**Major**: **+.0**|Data exchanged/disseminated using an old version of the CL can no longer be exchanged/disseminated using the new version of the CL