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I tend to use YYYY.MM.COUNTER these days (at least for projects that have frequent releases). It makes it pretty obvious how fresh or stale an installed version
by perlgeek 11y ago
I tend to use YYYY.MM.COUNTER these days (at least for projects that have frequent releases). It makes it pretty obvious how fresh or stale an installed version is, and I don't have to argue with anybody about what a feature, a bugfix or a backwards incompatible change is.