Codesversion
Codesversion is a conceptual standard for encoding version information of software artifacts and their code provenance in a machine-readable string. It is designed to improve traceability across build, release, and deployment processes by combining a familiar numeric version with explicit provenance data such as repository identity, commit hash, and origin URL. Codesversion aims to complement existing versioning schemes rather than replace them, allowing teams to embed contextual metadata into the version identifier itself.
Canonical form and components: The codesversion string typically contains two parts: a numeric version portion and
Relation to existing practices: Codesversion borrows concepts from semantic versioning and build metadata, but explicitly codifies