BSC version numbers, like 3.17.0, don't really mean anything. BSC is a userscript, aiming to be compatible with its host site at all times, so what would a "breaking change" in the SemVer sense be anyway?
This PR marks the definitive move from arbitrary version numbers to a more continuous and automated delivery model, as originally envisioned in December 2018.
BSC version numbers, like
3.17.0, don't really mean anything. BSC is a userscript, aiming to be compatible with its host site at all times, so what would a "breaking change" in the SemVer sense be anyway?This PR marks the definitive move from arbitrary version numbers to a more continuous and automated delivery model, as originally envisioned in December 2018.