Exactly. This is just a bad use of "Semver". It's still a "version" right? 2018 vs 2015?
If they're so concerned, maybe add another figure to the left.
Current version could be 1.1.42.0 and the "eopch" could be 1.2.3.9? Maybe breaking could be 2.0.0.0? I'd much rather see a unification around semver then create a different identifier called epoch only to stay radically faithful to a definition of semver
If they're so concerned, maybe add another figure to the left.
Current version could be 1.1.42.0 and the "eopch" could be 1.2.3.9? Maybe breaking could be 2.0.0.0? I'd much rather see a unification around semver then create a different identifier called epoch only to stay radically faithful to a definition of semver