Closed drdas closed 7 years ago
Major +1 for this!
Right now we have to manually try to figure out what commits are stable / tested at random commits on master, and there is no way of knowing when you guys have made API breaking changes, etc.
It would help us out a lot with using azmq in production if you guys start doing proper semantic versioning: http://semver.org/
Thanks!
I will do this over the next week. I expect to follow the forked repo per release model used by ZeroMQ itself. Until that's in place, I won't merge anything else into master on this repo (e.g. this is 1.0).
I've tagged a v1.0 and created a top level stable azmq1-0 repo from that tagged point.
Thanks!
Is there any plan to add proper versioning? It is difficult to use this in production as we have no idea when it is tested and stable.