> If your library changes API all the time, do you think it's a good library? If it has a 0.x.y version number? Yes, that's what 0.x means to begin with. In f

> If your library changes API all the time, do you think it's a good library? If it has a 0.x.y version number? Yes, that's what 0.x means to begin with. In fact Rust/cargo provides a stricter interpretation of semver than the original, which allows you to express guarantees of API stability (by keeping the minor version number fixed) even in 0.x-version projects.