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Also: Please don't announce it as "Thingie 3.5.27". That title says nothing about what's new or interesting about this release.
by continuational 1y ago
Also: Please don't announce it as "Thingie 3.5.27". That title says nothing about what's new or interesting about this release.
- miningape 1y agoIt actually does, specifically it indicates the degree to which something has changed - importantly, if action is required on the user's end (breaking releases). Or if there have been significant changes or a milestone was released (e.g. 1.0.0 means it's stable for production) As a developer I can tell at a glance how much work this will take and whether to escalate it. That being said I'm not opposed to a bit more detail "Thingy 3.12.10 - Miraculous Monitoring Metrics". And also I don't see a point in non-technically focussed products using this style either. https://semver.org/ https://semver.org/