Version

Base definition
{
    "kind": "version",
    "tag": string,
    "index": integer,
    "label": string,
    "url": string,
    "uri": string,
    "datasetUri": string,
    "isReleased": bool
}
List definition
In addition to the base definition, any version resource returned by a list request will contain the following properties:
{
    "createdAt": integer,
    "updatedAt": integer,
    "releasedAt": integer    
}
Get definition
In addition to the base and list definition, any version resource returned by a get request will contain the following properties:
{
    "releaseNotes": string,
    "canRelease": boolean
}
Documentation
Fields
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Base
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kind
string
The resource type. Will always be "version".
tag
string
The version's tag, in the from v1.0. Will always be unique to the version's dataset. If the version is unreleased, the tag will always be next
index
integer
A zero based counter for the version's ordinality for its dataset. 
label
string
A user-provided label for the version. May be null.
uri
string
The fully qualified reference to this version, for use in generating calls to this API. 
For example, /datasets/imathews.ian_s_dataset:123/versions/v1.0
datasetUri
string
The fully qualified reference to the dataset at this version. For example, /datasets/imathews.ian_s_dataset:123:v1_0
isReleased
boolean
Whether this dataset has been released.
List
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createdAt
integer
When the version was created. Stored as milliseconds since the epoch (1970-01-01).
updatedAt
integer
When the version was last modified. Stored as milliseconds since the epoch (1970-01-01).
releasedAt
integer
When the version was released. Stored as milliseconds since the epoch (1970-01-01).
Get
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releaseNotes
string
User-provided release notes for the version. May be null.
status
string
An indicator for the status of a version's release. Will be one of:
queued | running | completed | failed 
This field will be null before dataset.releaseVersion has been called.
releaseErrorMessage
string
If releaseStatus == "failed" , provides additional information on what caused the release to fail.
canRelease
boolean
Whether the version can be released. If no modifications have been made, or if some uploads are in progress and/or have failed,  this will be false. Calling dataset.releaseVersion when this is false will return a 400 error. 

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Fields
Base
kind	string The resource type. Will always be "version".
tag	string The version's tag, in the from `v1.0`. Will always be unique to the version's dataset. If the version is unreleased, the tag will always be `next`
index	integer A zero based counter for the version's ordinality for its dataset.
label	string A user-provided label for the version. May be null.
uri	string The fully qualified reference to this version, for use in generating calls to this API. For example, `/datasets/imathews.ian_s_dataset:123/versions/v1.0`
datasetUri	string The fully qualified reference to the dataset at this version. For example, `/datasets/imathews.ian_s_dataset:123:v1_0`
isReleased	boolean Whether this dataset has been released.
List
createdAt	integer When the version was created. Stored as milliseconds since the epoch (1970-01-01).
updatedAt	integer When the version was last modified. Stored as milliseconds since the epoch (1970-01-01).
releasedAt	integer When the version was released. Stored as milliseconds since the epoch (1970-01-01).
Get
releaseNotes	string User-provided release notes for the version. May be null.
status	string An indicator for the status of a version's release. Will be one of: `queued \| running \| completed \| failed` This field will be null before dataset.releaseVersion has been called.
releaseErrorMessage	string If `releaseStatus == "failed"` , provides additional information on what caused the release to fail.
canRelease	boolean Whether the version can be released. If no modifications have been made, or if some uploads are in progress and/or have failed, this will be false. Calling dataset.releaseVersion when this is false will return a `400` error.