Closed wimrijnders closed 6 years ago
Please add a branch called development to the repo. This allows us to add changes to a new version while keeping the current version stable.
Good idea, done!
Related, is there a version numbering present? If not, now would be a good time to add it.
Not at present. If you like, we can use semantic versioning and call the current version 1.0.0.
:+1: But don't do 1.0.0, it's considered presumptuous. I suggest 0.0.0, but feel free to do a guesstimate.
Location: how about for the time being at the top of the README.md? As long as it's a single location.
But don't do 1.0.0, it's considered presumptuous. I suggest 0.0.0, but feel free to do a guesstimate
0.0.0 is a bit on the conservative side. Let's go for 0.1.0 then.
Location: how about for the time being at the top of the README.md?
Somewhere near the top sounds fine.
Ok great! Will you do the honors of putting up v0.1.0
on the README then? This is sort of like christening a ship with a bottle.
Done! Rebased the development
branch too...
Got it! Thanks for the quick handling, onwards to the next issue!
@mn416 Please add a branch called
development
to the repo. This allows us to add changes to a new version while keeping the current version stable.In particular, this shields from awry things happening when PR's have unexpected side-effects.
Related, is there a version numbering present? If not, now would be a good time to add it.