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A few days ago, I learned that the Python interpreter does not specifically uses semantic versioning. Which means that a change in the minor version number (lik
by jnxx 6y ago
A few days ago, I learned that the Python interpreter does not specifically uses semantic versioning. Which means that a change in the minor version number (like 3.8 to 3.9) could break backward compatibility.
- Iv 6y ago"could" but does it, actually? The breaking changes they did from 2 to 3 caused enough headaches that I think no one wants to go through that again.