#### Background This issue relates to the [UX scorecard recommendations](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/341319) issue #### Problem It's difficult to search for a specific package when there are many entries on the package table to parse. Displaying a line in the table for each version of the package adds unnecessary noise to this screen:  ### Proposal - [see designs attached to issue](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/341329) ### Logic * The most recent package version (by date) will be shown on the package list page * if a package has more than 1 version, the number of versions are listed on the package list page | Image | Explanation | | ------ | ------ | |  | If a package has multiple versions, show that after the most recent version on the package registry list page. | |  | If a package has only 1 version, show only the version number. | ### Notable changes from current implementation | Current implementation | Proposal | Reason | | ------ | ------ | ------ | |  | | Show only the author on the Right. <br> Note that there is also a change to link the project. This can happen outside of this issue and is related to https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/349010/ | |  |  | The most important information on the `Other versions` tab is the version | ## Future iterations 1. we improve it by showing latest release based on `latest` tag (a convention we decide to adopt). If there are no packages with the `latest` tag we fallback to time-based (iteration 1) 1. Then again we could improve this even further letting users decide what tags to look for when showing the latest package version and again, if no package version is found we fallback to time-based (iteration 1). By default we would use our convention, the `latest` tag