<commit_before># Terminology

Distillery uses terminology from both Erlang/OTP documentation, as well as some
terminology of it's own for concepts it has introduced. These terms are broken
up into two sections below for easier navigation. You should familiarize
yourself with these terms, at least briefly, to better understand the documentation.

## General terms

### Release

An OTP release is a package containing one or more applications, in their compiled form (i.e. BEAM files),
along with various metadata files, such as `vm.args`, configuration files, boot scripts, and management
scripts in the form of shell or batch files, depending on your platform. Releases may also contain the
Erlang Runtime System (ERTS) it depends on.

### Application

Application in our context refers to an OTP application, which may or may not define a supervision tree.
An application with a supervision tree is just referred to as an OTP application, and an application which
does not define a supervision tree, is typically referred to as a library application, as it provides a "library"<commit_msg>Fix typo in terminology.md (#586)<commit_after># Terminology

Distillery uses terminology from both Erlang/OTP documentation, as well as some
terminology of its own for concepts it has introduced. These terms are broken
up into two sections below for easier navigation. You should familiarize
yourself with these terms, at least briefly, to better understand the documentation.

## General terms

### Release

An OTP release is a package containing one or more applications, in their compiled form (i.e. BEAM files),
along with various metadata files, such as `vm.args`, configuration files, boot scripts, and management
scripts in the form of shell or batch files, depending on your platform. Releases may also contain the
Erlang Runtime System (ERTS) it depends on.

### Application

Application in our context refers to an OTP application, which may or may not define a supervision tree.
An application with a supervision tree is just referred to as an OTP application, and an application which
does not define a supervision tree, is typically referred to as a library application, as it provides a "library"
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