v022a

v022a is a release tag used in various software projects to label a specific build. It is not tied to a universal standard; the precise meaning depends on the project’s versioning scheme. The string begins with a 'v' to indicate version, followed by a sequence of digits and sometimes a trailing letter. In some contexts the digits may encode major and minor version numbers, a patch level, or a timestamp, while the final 'a' can denote a pre-release, beta, or build variant. Because the same tag is used by different projects with different conventions, v022a does not convey a guaranteed meaning across ecosystems.

For practical purposes, v022a commonly appears in release notes, Git tags, binaries, installers, or firmware update catalogs. It helps stakeholders identify a particular release, compare changes with earlier tags, and determine compatibility or rollback options. The absence of a universal definition means users should consult the project’s documentation or release notes to interpret the tag correctly.

See also: versioning, semantic versioning, Git, release tagging, firmware updates.