Just to clarify, only updates send notifications. Normally if you're doing a new version, you would want a corresponding update with details about it. But if you just do a version, it won't send notifications and it won't bump the resource.
Just to clarify, only updates send notifications. Normally if you're doing a new version, you would want a corresponding update with details about it. But if you just do a version, it won't send notifications and it won't bump the resource.
Versions change the download, updates represent any sort of update about the resource. This doesn't have to be related to a new version though it commonly is. It could reflect changes to the resource description (if there isn't a file) or any other sort of "news" that might relate to it. It's roughly equivalent to a replying to a thread.
Outwardly, updates do what I mentioned in the previous message (send notifications, add a post in a related thread, bump the resource).