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Yeah, which is fine if that's what you do. You can take 'public' to have whatever meaning works for you. I'm talking about places that try and apply SemVer to
by SimonPStevens 9y ago
Yeah, which is fine if that's what you do. You can take 'public' to have whatever meaning works for you.
I'm talking about places that try and apply SemVer to their consumer facing product, that has no API. That doesn't make sense.