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> It's implied in the fact that Apple has different types of updates in the first place. As far as I understand, Semantic Versioning is not a synonym for "vers
by marcellus23 5y ago
> It's implied in the fact that Apple has different types of updates in the first place.
As far as I understand, Semantic Versioning is not a synonym for "versioning scheme", but refers to a specific scheme (https://semver.org https://semver.org). So I don't understand how Apple having any versioning scheme implies that it must be semver.
- Wowfunhappy 5y agoI edited my post slightly. I never meant to imply that Apple follows strict semantic versioning—and in fact, they clearly don't, since they stayed on one major release for well over a decade. It's okay if Apple's "minor releases" occasionally have breaking changes. But I don't think "wait until the next major release to remove an entire language runtime which has been built-in for 15+ years" is too much to ask.