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I found this out last night at 3am after rushing to provision a server. i don't have a great handle on semver or dev cycles, point ceded, but they released 4.2

• dvcc 11y ago
  The major version number change doesn't mean a ton of work was done, just that there were breaking changes.
• dragonwriter 11y ago
  Semver versions aren't decimal numbers, the dot is a separator between categories with different semantics, not a break between tenths and integers. Even non-semver version numbers are rarely decimal numbers, even though the major/minor distinction may be less clearly defined. So talking about a 0.1 every n days inferred from the date of a 5.0 vs. A 4.2 release doesn't make any sense; if there were actual minor releases that frequently, it would, but that is a different thing.
• talles 11y ago
  People have to lose this idea that the version numbers indicates time. It doesn't. (for semver at least)