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Difference between revisions of "Golden Master"
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* 4.1 - <code>8B117</code> |
* 4.1 - <code>8B117</code> |
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* 4.2 - <code>8C134</code> (''and'' [[Jasper 8C134b (iPad)|<code>8C134b</code>]] for [[k48ap|iPad 1G]]) |
* 4.2 - <code>8C134</code> (''and'' [[Jasper 8C134b (iPad)|<code>8C134b</code>]] for [[k48ap|iPad 1G]]) |
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+ | * 4.2.1 - <code>8C148</code> ([[n88ap|iPhone 3GS]] received [[Jasper 8C148a (iPhone 3GS)|<code>8C148a</code>]] for ''release'') |
* 4.3 - <code>8F190</code> |
* 4.3 - <code>8F190</code> |
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* 5.0 - <code>9A334</code> |
* 5.0 - <code>9A334</code> |
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Revision as of 17:37, 17 August 2013
A golden master build (GM) is typically the final build of a piece of software in the beta stages for developers. Typically, for iOS, it is the final build before a major release, however, there have been a few exceptions.
Builds declared Golden Master
- 2.0 -
5A245(5A347was release) - 3.0 -
7A341 - 4.0 -
8A293(release had no Game Center, but contained same build number) - 4.1 -
8B117 - 4.2 -
8C134(and8C134bfor iPad 1G) - 4.2.1 -
8C148(iPhone 3GS received8C148afor release) - 4.3 -
8F190 - 5.0 -
9A334 - 6.0 -
10A403
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