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It seems that Nushell is following the ZeroVer versioning scheme[0]. [0] https://0ver.org/ https://0ver.org/
by xigoi 3y ago
It seems that Nushell is following the ZeroVer versioning scheme[0].
[0] https://0ver.org/ https://0ver.org/
- avgcorrection 3y agoMaybe some of these parody site authors should contemplate whether SemVer is a good versioning scheme, given the empirical reality.
- 22c 3y agoI know it's still kind of early days for nushell but recently, nushell has broken env/config format a couple of times. If you use this as your main shell, that's annoying and frustrating. I know it's "ZeroVer" but I'd rather they at least warn first "this syntax will be unsupported in the next version" or something. A shell can be like a second home, you don't want to upgrade your home only to find that a meteor has immediately crashed through the roof.
- conradludgate 3y agonushell seems to be breaking some APIs in each release from what I've seen, so it is quite unstable and is using semver appropriately.
- TeddyDD 3y agoThey still do breaking changes, so it's probably for the best.