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> It stills feels wrong on a gut level, and semver folks might not be happy with it, but it seems to make some real sense. Wouldn't this be valid semver if the
by agmcleod 10y ago
> It stills feels wrong on a gut level, and semver folks might not be happy with it, but it seems to make some real sense.
Wouldn't this be valid semver if the APIs or general functionality hasn't changed? Or isn't expected to?
- pflats 10y agoI'm far from an expert on file systems or semantic versioning, but the one thing I've heard is that APFS changes the way filenames are written to and read from disk. HFS+ (the old file system Apple OSes used) would automatically normalize file names so you couldn't have two files with names that look the same to a user but are represented with different byte sequences. APFS does not do this on the file-system level. (I heard thirdhand that some APIs might still do the normalization, but I don't have any links or details on that and don't want to spread bad info.) http://mjtsai.com/blog/2017/03/24/apfss-bag-of-bytes-filenames/ http://mjtsai.com/blog/2017/03/24/apfss-bag-of-bytes-filenam...