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Revision as of 10:28, 31 July 2014
For the development versions, please visit Snapshot Information and Changelogs – Minecraft Feedback.
For versions 1.12.2 and prior, please visit the Minecraft Official Site.
For versions 1.11 and prior, please check an archived version of the Mojang website.
For versions prior to Beta 1.8, please check an archived version of Notch's blog, The Word of Notch.
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Starting in the period between Beta 1.7.3 and Beta 1.8, Mojang began to publicly release testing versions of full updates in order to get major feedback, especially for bug reporting. This enabled the official updates to be considerably more stable. While these versions are public, they are not auto-installed by the old launcher and are only auto-installed by the new launcher if "Enable experimental development versions ('snapshots')" is ticked in the profiles options menu.
For instructions on how to install a snapshot, read this tutorial. A (?) denotes version's info here is guess-work, possibly incorrect.
Note: This is not a page for reporting bugs; they should be posted on the official bug tracker instead. For more information see the Issues page.
Snapshots & Pre-releases
In Beta, these versions went under the tag of "Pre-Release", candidates subject to release for 1.0 as "RC#".
The weekly snapshots post-1.0.0 are named by using the format YYwWWx. YY is the two-digit year, w simply stands for "week", WW is the two-digit week number within the year, and x is a unique identifier – starting with "a" – for when there is more than one release per week. The new launcher will only download that version's development set of snapshots. All older snapshots will be stored locally. You are able to change to other snapshots through the profile editor (Only in new launcher).[1]
Erik Broes (_Grum) appears in the "cover pictures" for snapshot 13w19a through the 1.6 pre-release, 13w36a through the 1.7 pre-release, the 13w47 snapshots, 14w03a through 14w04b, and the 14w06 and 14w08 snapshots.
As of Monday, June 23, 2014, Nathan Adams (Dinnerbone) announced that Mojang will start releasing snapshots on Wednesday instead of Thursday.[2]
1.8
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- 14w31a
- 14w30a • 14w30b • 14w30c
- 14w29a • 14w29b
- 14w28a • 14w28b
- 14w27a • 14w27b
- 14w26a • 14w26b • 14w26c
- 14w25a • 14w25b
- 14w21a • 14w21b
- 14w20a • 14w20b
- 14w19a
- 14w18a • 14w18b
- 14w17a
- 14w11a • 14w11b
- 14w10a • 14w10b • 14w10c
- 14w08a
- 14w07a
- 14w06a • 14w06b
- 14w05a • 14w05b
- 14w04a • 14w04b
- 14w03a • 14w03b
- 14w02a • 14w02b • 14w02c
Older versions
1.7
1.6
1.5
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.0
Beta 1.9
Beta 1.8
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