Skip to main content
NetApp Knowledge Base

What does subsequent releases mean in Fixed in Version

  1. Last updated
  2. Save as PDF
Views:
304
Visibility:
not set
Votes:
0
Category:
not set
Specialty:
not set
Last Updated:

Applies to

  • ONTAP
  • Public Report
  • Fixed in Version

Answer

A defect listing it is fixed in all subsequent releases indicates this is the latest version at the time of bug fix release, and all following major releases and their P patches will contain the fix.

    Example 1
    clipboard_ed6341366700458c7bb5eec6d61b3b7cd.png
    • A fix lists as "9.3RC1 and all subsequent releases" - means that it is also fixed in 9.4, 9.5, 9.6  all the way to the current release. 
    • In this case no 9.2Px release is lower and does not have the fix

     

      Example 2
      clipboard_e0325670f771e42ca8826fe80ec8cb09a.png
      • In this example all releases higher than 9.15.1 have the fix. for example: 9.16.1 
      • Also 9.14.1P2 to 9.14P4 as well as 9.13.1P9 and 9.12.1P12 have the fix
      • New fix releases for the releases prior to 9.15.1 will get added as they become available

      Note: In this example, 9.14.1P2 to 9.14.1P4 was released chronologically later than 9.14.1RC1 and included the fix.  Also, backporting to a major ONTAP release earlier than 9.11.1 was determined uneccessary or, architecturally, not possible.  

      Additional Information

      additionalInformation_text