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It's not a decimal number. It's a version number. If you add the implicit .0 back to the end of 0.14, it is easier to see. 0.14.0 is obviously not a decimal num
by chadly 11y ago
It's not a decimal number. It's a version number. If you add the implicit .0 back to the end of 0.14, it is easier to see. 0.14.0 is obviously not a decimal number.
14 > 13 > 9
- wyldfire 11y agoYeah, FWIW it's not a new problem and I'm not confused by this in general but I don't prefer it. But I think we can all take a step back and see the ambiguity right?
- scrollaway 11y agoIs it really that unreasonable to say that the ambiguity is long gone when version numbers now commonly contain several points and often letters and dashes and what not?