javascript - What does "html?v=<%= VERSION %>" mean? -

i'm having difficult time finding answer. basically, ?v=<%= version %> doing on following line?

'./components/home/home.html?v=<%= version %> 

if helps, source file can seen here.

or here:

import {component, view} 'angular2/angular2'; import {routerlink} 'angular2/router';  @component({   selector: 'component-1' }) @view({   templateurl: './components/home/home.html?v=<%= version %>',   directives: [routerlink] }) export class home {} 

my guess asp-alike, hence being short response.write method.

<%= version %> 

equals

<% response.write(version) %> 

this line using "write" control template version.