Multiple version of same package being distributed

Hello,
So i have a package ABC being distributed to site 01. When I check the sender log it is showing it is distributing multiple version of ABC. is this possible? Should it not distribute latest version only?
In process sending SWD package ABC version 2 to site 01, current completion ratio = 19 percent.
In process sending SWD package ABC version 3 to site 01, current completion ratio = 1 percent.
In process sending SWD package ABC version 4 to site 01, current completion ratio = 1 percent.

Hi,
Did you edit the package when the content distribution hasn't finished?
I just distributed a package to a DP, then edited the package when it was still in progress. From my sender.log, it continued distributing package version 1 and started to send version 2.
So I think it is the way of SCCM worked.
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