RPI file versions take the format [Major version].[Minor version].
If approval is enabled for a given file type (currently interactions and offers support approval), a minor version ‘0’ indicates an approved file version; a minor version greater than 0 indicates that the file has been saved since its latest approval. For example:
•At initial save of a file, its version is 0.1
•The file is amended and saved. A new version (0.2) is created alongside version 0.1.
•After the file is approved, the existing version is upped to 1.0 (a new version is not created).
•The file is amended; when saved, a new version 1.1 is created.
•This leaves the following existing versions:
o 1.1
o 1.0
o 0.1
If a file type does not support approval, or approval is not enabled for a type that does, a file’s version will always be 0.[n].