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# Manage Versioning

The manifest allow to define the version of your Competency and also define the Dorg version on which the competency is compatible.

### Attribute `version`

This attribute defines the version of your Competency and must contain 3 numbers:

\<MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH>\
\
Increment the number with this logic:

* Breaking change → **MAJOR**
* New capabilities → **MINOR**
* Bugfix → **PATCH**

### **Attribute** `supported_dorg_versions`

This attribute allow to declare that your MCP is compatible only with a shortlist of Dorg version.\
You can list many version and use the wildcard (\*) char to include all minor or all patches of a specific major release. To support all version, leave the field empty or enter \["\*"] only.


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