Im working on a project still in 0.y.z version. For bugfixes we want to bump patch and for new features or changes - minor. Im following conventional commits and using standard-verstion to cut a release. I noticed it always bumps patch version even if only feat commits have been made. I debugged the code and turns out config.preMajor is set to true. Before I overwrite it I want to know why such behaviour seems to be intended ?
In other words - why in 0.y.z any major or minor change is disregarded and only patch is incremented?
Im working on a project still in 0.y.z version. For bugfixes we want to bump patch and for new features or changes - minor. Im following conventional commits and using standard-verstion to cut a release. I noticed it always bumps patch version even if only feat commits have been made. I debugged the code and turns out
config.preMajoris set to true. Before I overwrite it I want to know why such behaviour seems to be intended ?In other words - why in 0.y.z any major or minor change is disregarded and only patch is incremented?