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Well, consider that you have not paid anything for these packages, can you complain that authors do not follow the semver? If you want to protect yourself and
by bahmutov 11y ago
Well, consider that you have not paid anything for these packages, can you complain that authors do not follow the semver?
If you want to protect yourself and upgrade reliably - there are tools, like my https://github.com/bahmutov/next-update https://github.com/bahmutov/next-update - runs your tests and only keeps upgrades that don't break stuff.
- dham 11y agoNope, you are a 100% correct. That's why I made sure I praised/thanked the author/contributors for their work on the project and suggested to them how fix the issue. Thanks for the library.
- tracker1 11y agoSeems like the author's coworkers didn't follow semver, a feature/method was added in a minor release, they should have bumped the minor/minimum when bumping... locking to x.x.* is the new npm default iirc.