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title: Language Version
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title: ABAP Language Version
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category: reference
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With the 7.52 release, SAP provides the usage of the ABAP language version information in the on-premises world.
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abapGit has been enhanced to support consistent handling of the ABAP language version across the different abapGit "flavors" (open-source / part of SAP BTP ABAP Enviromnent).
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abapGit has been enhanced to support consistent handling of the ABAP language version across the different abapGit "flavors" (open-source / part of SAP BTP ABAP environment).
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:::warning
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Using ABAP language version in abapGit is still an experimental feature.
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If you do not define the ABAP language version (default setting "Any"), you can mix objects of any ABAP language version in a repository.
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This setting is recommended for repositories containing objects of more than one ABAP language version, which you want to preserve during import.
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This setting is recommended for repositories containing objects of more than one ABAP language version, which you would like to keep during import.
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#### Export
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If you set the ABAP language version to "Ignore" it will not be serialized. This avoids diffs due to variations in development and target environments.
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This setting is recommended for cross-platform repositories with code that runs on-premises and on BTP.
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This setting is recommended for cross-platform repositories with code running on-premises and BTP.
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Root Package: | Repo:<br>Any or Ignore | Repo:<br>Standard ABAP | Repo:<br>ABAP for Key Users | Repo:<br>ABAP for Cloud Development
ABAP for Cloud Development | <spanstyle="color:blue">(1)</span> | <spanstyle="color:red">(3)</span> | <spanstyle="color:red">(3)</span> | <spanstyle="color:green">(2)</span>
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<spanstyle="color:blue">(1) Import possible; success if the root package (system) and the ABAP language version of individual objects are compatible</span>
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<spanstyle="color:blue">(1) Import possible (success if the individual objects are compatible with the target system and ABAP language version)</span>
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