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We most definitely WILL respect SemVer where it matters: the API versions. Docker is a collection of many different components, exposing many different interfa
by shykes 10y ago
We most definitely WILL respect SemVer where it matters: the API versions.
Docker is a collection of many different components, exposing many different interfaces. Semver in Docker version doesn't make sense for the same reason it doesn't make sense in Ubuntu or Windows.
- zegerjan 10y agoCool, thanks for stressing this! I'm fine with not choosing Semver, but a date holds not guarantees on backwards compat, nor any other useful info. But I do get you'd like to version components the same to stress those are meant to be used together.
- elfchief 10y agoIf you're going to say that, you really should build your packages appropriately. e.g, right now, you have: $ repoquery -q --provides docker-engine-17.03.0.ce-1.el7.centos docker-engine = 17.03.0.ce-1.el7.centos docker-engine(x86-64) = 17.03.0.ce-1.el7.centos ...compare to, say, python (I've elided a few things for clarity): $ rpm -q --provides python python = 2.7.5-48.el7 python(abi) = 2.7 If you do something like: Provides: docker(api) = 1.23 ... this at least means that folks can depend on/install 'docker(api) > 1.23' or whatever if they actually want to get a specific semantic version.
- shykes 10y agoThat's good feedback, thanks.