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SFRA Versions and Releases

Choosing a specific SFRA version ensures that your base cartridge and plugin cartridges work well together. In GitHub, some versions are labeled as releases, and others are labeled as pre-releases. Releases are stable; pre-releases might be unstable.

  • Version Numbers in SFRA
    SFRA version numbers follow the semantic versioning pattern. Semantic versioning is used for all SFRA product repositories on GitHub. In semantic versioning, there are major versions, minor versions, and patch versions.
  • Git Tags in SFRA Repositories
    SFRA versions have matching Git tags. For example, SFRA version v3.3.0 corresponds to the Git tag v3.3.0. All SFRA product repositories are tagged separately but follow the same pattern. After cloning the SFRA product repositories, you can fetch the tags for each repository, list the tags, and check out the same version tag for each repository to ensure you are using the same version everywhere.
  • SFRA Releases in GitHub
    The SFRA base repository (storefront-reference-architecture) is continually updated regularly, and each incremental update corresponds to a new version, but only some correspond to releases.

Infocenter Retirement: On June 30, 2023, the Infocenter was retired, and documentation currently hosted on the Infocenter will be published to Salesforce Help, Commerce Cloud Developer Center, and Salesforce B2C Commerce Developer Documentation Resources. For more information, see the release note.