Came up in the case of dandi-cli, where we would like to announce all previous versions as "bad". So instead of listing them all (as I believe is required ATM), it would have been more convenient if I could just either declare "minimal_nonbad_version" of some kind, or just have bad_versions: ["<0.4.6"] or bad_versions: [("", "0.4.6")] to explicitly list "(from, to)" with empty string signaling that there is no lower limit.
Came up in the case of dandi-cli, where we would like to announce all previous versions as "bad". So instead of listing them all (as I believe is required ATM), it would have been more convenient if I could just either declare "minimal_nonbad_version" of some kind, or just have
bad_versions: ["<0.4.6"]orbad_versions: [("", "0.4.6")]to explicitly list "(from, to)" with empty string signaling that there is no lower limit.