Sorting & Filtering

Learn how to sort and filter releases.

On the Releases page, you can use the "Sort By" dropdown to sort releases by:

Search on the Releases page supports both raw text and query syntax, and you can search using the following properties:

  • release - Search based on string comparison, or release:latest to pick the most recent release. Learn more.
  • release.stage - Search releases with matching adoption stage. Can be adopted, low_adoption, or replaced. Learn more about release adoption stages.

If you are using our semantic versioning format, you can use the following query tokens:

  • release.package - Search releases with matching package names.
  • release.version - Search releases with matching semantic version. Supports ranges and wildcards (for example, release.version:>7.8 or release.version:1.2.*).
  • release.build - Search releases with matching build numbers.

Learn more about search queries in our full Search documentation.

The special release:latest filter intelligently finds the most recent release for every selected project. For projects that use Semantic Version numbers, the latest release is one with the highest version number. For projects that use Commit SHA for versioning, the latest release is the most recent one.

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