Closed sayar closed 5 years ago
this seems to only ensure that agogosml is at a specific version - which is good and generally this would dictate that semantic versioning is followed. although using 0.xx as a versioning strategy probably should be avoided and just start with 1.x - and start pushing major version updates when things WILL break - which is now often. exact version in requirements (==
) always imho work best.
this seems to only ensure that agogosml is at a specific version - which is good and generally this would dictate that semantic versioning is followed. although using 0.xx as a versioning strategy probably should be avoided and just start with 1.x - and start pushing major version updates when things WILL break - which is now often. exact version in requirements (
==
) always imho work best.
I agree so I'm pinning to exact major.minor versions. Patches are still picked up this way.
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