Normally the best practice for all products is to target a specific release branch. For example, branch 121 for PyCharm 2.6, AppCode 1.6 and PhpStorm/WebStorm 5.0. Then you set since-build to the build against which you tested the product and until-build to <branch>.9999 (for example, 121.9999).
I'm not sure we have a good reference for branch numbers of the small IDEs anywhere.
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Denis Rozhnev
Dmitry Jemerov
Updated, thanks.
Björn Kautler
Here some more versions :-)
IntelliJ IDEA 8.1.4 - 9952
IntelliJ IDEA 8.1.3 - 9886
IntelliJ IDEA 8.1.2 - 9848
IntelliJ IDEA 8.1.1- 9825
IntelliJ IDEA 7.0.4 - 7938
IntelliJ IDEA 7.0 M1 - 6832
IntelliJ IDEA 6.0.3 - 6141
IntelliJ IDEA 6.0.2 - 6107
IntelliJ IDEA 5.1.1 - 4188
Bas Leijdekkers
10.5.2 - 107.587
11.0 - 111.69
11.0.1 - 111.167
11.0.2 - 111.277
John Lindquist
What are the best practices for WebStorm, PyCharm, etc and using build ranges?
Also, are their build #'s documented anywhere?
Dmitry Jemerov
Normally the best practice for all products is to target a specific release branch. For example, branch 121 for PyCharm 2.6, AppCode 1.6 and PhpStorm/WebStorm 5.0. Then you set since-build to the build against which you tested the product and until-build to <branch>.9999 (for example, 121.9999).
I'm not sure we have a good reference for branch numbers of the small IDEs anywhere.