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Semver has bitten us several times with node packages. All most of us care about is whether a release is backwards compatible with the package we developed agai
by mmgutz 10y ago
Semver has bitten us several times with node packages. All most of us care about is whether a release is backwards compatible with the package we developed against. There should be one rule: if it's the same major version it is compatible.
We lock all package versions now negating the benefits of semver.
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- majewsky 10y agoExactly. I always say that, if I ever design my own programming language with a central package repository, I will build the repo such that it downright refuses to publish minor version updates that break the API (or patch updates that change the API).