Organizing each new release with a labeled reference in a dedicated store keeps earlier versions accessible. Methods like overwriting older sets or relying on ephemeral infrastructure discard historical items. Bundling all changes into a single file may retain everything but can grow very large and complicate access to specific versions.
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