Closed pfaion closed 5 years ago
Why is this necessary? Does PyPI enforce this?
No it does not enforce this, although I read that the recommended versioning scheme is x.y[.z].
Also in the past single digit versions were invalid in python (PEP386), although they are considered valid now (PEP440).
Do we want to stick to 1 as version, and thus stick to a serial versioning scheme? As in 1 -> 2 -> 3 ... ?
A non-serial serial number is helpful if you need to maintain multiple versions at once. Since we will only maintain the most recent version, we might as well stick with a serial version scheme.
Sounds good.
1.0.0 instead of 1