build_number_ranges.md: minor edits

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Yann Cébron 2023-08-02 14:02:57 +02:00
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Please note the following regarding values: Please note the following regarding values:
- Values must represent the actual build numbers, any made-up numbers must not be used (e.g., `999.*`, `2023.4`, or `2023.9999` for `until-build`). - Values must represent the actual build numbers, any made-up numbers must not be used (e.g., `999.*`, `2023.4`, or `2023.9999` are invalid for `until-build`).
- Not specifying `until-build` means it will include _all_ future builds (including unreleased IDE versions, which might impact compatibility later). - Not specifying `until-build` means it will include _all_ future builds (including future, yet unreleased IDE versions, which might impact compatibility later).
- Dot star suffix (`.* `) can be used in `until-build` to support all releases for the specific branch (i.e., `222.*` for all 2022.2.x releases). - Dot star suffix (`.* `) can be used in `until-build` to support all releases for the specific branch (i.e., `222.*` for all 2022.2.x releases).
> Compatibility with the specified version range (and compatible products) must always be verified using [](verifying_plugin_compatibility.md#plugin-verifier) to ensure binary compatibility. > Compatibility with the specified version range (and compatible products) must always be verified using [](verifying_plugin_compatibility.md#plugin-verifier) to ensure binary compatibility.
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Multipart build numbers can also be used in the `since-build` and `until-build` attributes of `idea-version`. Multipart build numbers can also be used in the `since-build` and `until-build` attributes of `idea-version`.
Usually you should omit the product ID and use only the branch number and build number, for example: Usually you should omit the product ID and use only the branch number and build number, for example:
<compare style="top-bottom" first-title="Any 213 branch version" second-title="Specific build number"> <compare type="top-bottom" first-title="Any 213 branch version" second-title="Specific build number">
```xml ```xml
<!-- 2021.3, 2021.3.1, 2021.3.2, ... --> <!-- 2021.3, 2021.3.1, 2021.3.2, ... -->
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</compare> </compare>
> Specific build numbers and their corresponding release version are available via _Previous Releases_ on the corresponding product's download page, e.g. [Previous IntelliJ IDEA Releases](https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/previous.html). > Specific build numbers and their corresponding release version are available via _Previous Releases_ on the corresponding product's download page, e.g. [Previous IntelliJ IDEA Releases](https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/previous.html).
> For upcoming versions, see [Early Access Program](https://eap.jetbrains.com).
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> See also [What versions of IntelliJ-based IDEs are supported?](https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019574859-What-versions-of-IntelliJ-based-IDEs-are-supported-) for JetBrains IDE support policy. > See also [What versions of IntelliJ-based IDEs are supported?](https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019574859-What-versions-of-IntelliJ-based-IDEs-are-supported-) for JetBrains IDE support policy.
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