Closed bukzor closed 8 years ago
Also way to wait before merging :(
All bumps during v0 are major, imply backwards incompatibility.
On Tue, Aug 2, 2016 at 5:15 PM, Anthony Sottile notifications@github.com wrote:
Also way to wait before merging :(
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There is no backwards incompatibility here. 0.10.1 would have been a more appropriate version
They're equally inappropriate; all bumps before v1 are major.
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There is no backwards incompatibility here. 0.10.1 would have been a more appropriate version
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I disagree. But it's too late now you already merged without waiting for feedback
It's not a matter of opinion. http://semver.org/
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I disagree. But it's too late now you already merged without waiting for feedback
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semver does not define what to do less than 1.0.0, only that semantic versioning begins at 1.0.0. In my opinion, the most sensible thing to do is denote non-breaking changes less than version 1 by changing the patch version. You may not agree with me, but I think that is the most reasonable thing to do. I think if you surveyed people, they'd generally agree with that.
The last change was barely a bugfix, 0.11.0 implies breaking probably