Release
A release may refer to any of the following:
1. With a software or hardware product, the term release, sometimes abbreviated in writing as rel, refers to a specific named or numbered version of published software. For example, the first version of a product may be called the initial release. Future releases of related products may be called the second or third release or may have another release number.
What are release notes?
Release notes are notes describing each of the fixes and new features introduced with the release. When available, these notes are a great way to quickly find about everything introduced.
2. With a database or queue, the term release may describe when a task or object is removed.
3. In a video game, a release may refer to the action "release spirit." In the MMORPG (Massively-Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game) World of Warcraft, the player must not release their spirit from their deceased body, or resurrection by another player is impossible. If the spirit is released, the player resurrects at a graveyard instead. See our rez definition for further information.
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