Open chrissnyder opened 10 years ago
Each commit doesn't need a separate tag. Commits have IDs. If you really want to refer to a specific commit, use that.
I think it's a waste of time to tag Git commits. The package.json version is the one that matters.
Any group opinions on the versioning scheme?
Normally I think typical semantic versioning works fine, but last week I made a couple of commits, versioning each one as a separate release. Does this make sense? Or should I smash numerous backward compatible changes/fix into a single release?