Ok, I think I understand better how we should do now. However, the use of version in class name is still mandatory for us because we may have two versions of an application in production at same time (on different nodes) and need to have very strict control on installed versions. Also, we generate classes semi-automatically for each version, and it would be very difficult to maintain an unique definition of a class that contains all differences between versions. I can't see how we could do without it.
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