Latest posts tagged with #SemanticVersioning on Bluesky
The "finger and toe rule"
Linus once joked that he can count version numbers on his fingers and toes, so:
He’s comfortable counting up to 20 (10 fingers + 10 toes)
6.19 -> 7.0
#VersionControl #SoftwareDevelopment #SemanticVersioning #CodingHumor #TechJokes #Versioning #DevLife
One of the things that #EmberJS & it's ecosystem does (mostly) correctly wrt/ #SemanticVersioning is:
✅ Major versions are for breaking changes.
❌ Major versions are for adding fancy new features.
It looks weird and less shiny at first, but let me reassure you: Once you start maintaining any […]
Made me smile: "Viele Projekte bleiben jahrelang unter 0.x und haben dann Angst vor 1.0. — Das bringt nichts außer Unsicherheit." #semanticversioning
Git Commit Git Push Oh Fuck
Git Commit Git Push Oh Fuck
#git #Semanticversioning #versioncontrol #Softwareengineering #devops
programmerhumor.io/git-memes/git-commit-git...
Une proposition intéressante d'ajouter une notion supplémentaire au *Semantic Versioning* pour distinguer les "simples" breaking changes des changements plus conséquents.
L'intérêt de cette approche est qu'elle reste compatible…
🔗 https://links.kalvn.net/shaare/vSXRxw
#version #SemanticVersioning
Versionsnummern in TYPO3 und Extensions: Dein Shortcut zu besserer Planung
Neu im Blog:
Versionsnummern in TYPO3 und Extensions: Dein Shortcut zu besserer Planung
https://buff.ly/3ZOzUDX
#SemanticVersioning #TYPO3 #SoftwareUpdates
Forget semantic versioning, use PRIDE VERSIONING! 🏳️🌈
pridever.org
#semver #SemanticVersioning #programming #ProgrammTipp #programmer_humor #version #dev #development
with static analysis, clear contribution guidelines, thorough documentation, proper test coverage, a well-defined #branchingstrategy, #SemanticVersioning, and a build pipeline that can be tested and adopted locally. The service hosting the source (cont'd)
It all depends on the quality of the package. Does the author follow #SemanticVersioning so you can understand the implications of the update? Are there any known issues with the new version from the community? (cont'd)
Next, always apply #SemanticVersioning. It’s a simple system: increment the major version for breaking changes, the minor version for new features, and the patch version for bug fixes. (cont'd)
