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I have real problem. I have made a release of new drupal module on drupal.org (version 2.9) with errors. And i need to fix it. But i don't know how.

Lately i released 3.0 version with the fix in a new branch 7.x-3.x with tag 7.x-3.0 but autoupdate in drupal dashboard shows only 2.9 version.

So the questions is: Do the versions above 2.9 for modules are valid in drupal.org? How can i rollback the version number or delete it?

Thanks to everyone who will answer!

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The short answer is you can't. You can submit a request to a webmaster to take the 3.0 release down if you like, but there is no guarantee that they will take it down.

There is a very deliberate scheme for module release numbers.

7.x-2.9 - The 2 is the major release, and the 9 is the incremental or patch version.

You might think that 3.0 comes after 2.9, but it doesn't (unless it's a major release). 2.10 comes after 2.9, not 3.0.

The first number before the decimal represents a "feature set" and this is what is meant by major release. This is explained in great detail here.