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This video, what we're going to call it, is versioning sort of big thing, we see the top API version.

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That isn't a Cuban thing, it's a healthy thing.

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So version one is for Helme to version two is the helm three.

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It would have kept the numbers in sync.

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But one thing that is important to note is that it is also backwards compatible.

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To some extent you can run two charts of how they want to be able to recover.

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Is the app version, as we said, is the application itself that we put inside the helm charts.

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So if your job developer, the file, that version here is for the health charts.

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Now, I'm going to include a link to this as well.

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The big thing with help is they use something called semantic versioning or some of the I may be pronouncing

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it wrong, but that's what it is.

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So included in this page as well with semantic versioning.

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But the important thing to note with it is the numbering pattern from left to right.

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It's major, minor and patch now that we've covered virtually.

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Now let's have a look at dependencies.