ver122474487139

ver122474487139 is a version identifier used in the fictional software project Nebula to label a specific release of the Nebula Core library. It follows a non-semantic scheme intended to provide exact build identity for deployment pipelines.

The identifier consists of the prefix ver and a 12-digit numeric suffix. The suffix is typically produced by the project's internal build system, often by combining a high-resolution timestamp with a monotonically increasing build counter. This results in a sortable, unique label for each artifact.

The ver122474487139 tag is embedded in release notes, binary artifacts, and package manifests to ensure the exact source and binary are traceable. It is not designed to convey compatibility or feature sets; developers rely on separate documentation or semantic versioning when communicating changes to users.

The scheme emerged within the Nebula project as a way to guarantee precise artifact identity in automated environments. While it improves traceability, some developers criticize the lack of immediate semantic meaning, encouraging additional version metadata for public-facing releases.

See also: Semantic versioning, Build metadata, Package management, Versioning schemes.