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>If a user that was happily using version 727 is now on a version that's almost identical to 402 lol. That’s not how this works.
by jonathankoren 5y ago
>If a user that was happily using version 727 is now on a version that's almost identical to 402
lol. That’s not how this works.
- Dylan16807 5y ago> lol. That’s not how this works. If I give my bugfix to 402 a version number, it will be 728. So if that's not what happens, what does? Do I give it no version number? Am I not allowed to release a bugfix? Surely you can see why both of those options cause unnecessary problems. If you have something else in mind, you need to say it.
- jonathankoren 5y agoNever backport fixes. Time only goes forward.
- Dylan16807 5y agoIt might not even be a backport. Either way that's a pretty rude system. And it's not really a version numbering system that you're advocating for at that point, it's a strict rule about linear releases.