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A lot of applications have a long lifetime. They are not shipped only once. If I want to add a new feature, say allow users to perform a new operation in an exi
by sbergot 3y ago
A lot of applications have a long lifetime. They are not shipped only once. If I want to add a new feature, say allow users to perform a new operation in an existing screen, I will have to update a few components for this.
You want to preserve the theme an consistency of the UI, but adapt its functionality. For this type of changes the semantic version is problematic.
- HelloNurse 3y agoOrdinary changes fall within the boundaries of the existing design system: for example, "a new operation in an existing screen" probably means adding instances of a few existing components (button, paragraph, title, section, pop-up submenu, etc.), with no impact on styles, not "updating" components.