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Prettier has a clear API. That’s my point: there by definition cannot be backwards-compatible changes to the output format.
by baddox 8y ago
Prettier has a clear API.
That’s my point: there by definition cannot be backwards-compatible changes to the output format.
- yawaramin 8y ago> there by definition cannot be backwards-compatible changes to the output format. In that case we can conclude that it's incompatible with SemVer! SemVer is all about trying to convey what changes to a package are backward-compatible and thus are safe to upgrade to new versions. The whole point is that you can say something like "that-package": "^3.9.1" and mean that you're OK to upgrade up to anything less than 4.0.0. If you can never do that, the package is obviously not using SemVer.