I see in your npm page that despite compatibility "some adjustments" might be needed, aka you broke compatibility. If you did a breaking change, you need to up that major version my man.
Please stop with this sentimental versioning, it just causes issues for the rest of us who want to rely on npm's ability to not upgrade stuff on breaking changes, now everyone's gonna have to lock you package version to 0.6 so they don't get your breaking stuff from 0.7.
I see in your npm page that despite compatibility "some adjustments" might be needed, aka you broke compatibility. If you did a breaking change, you need to up that major version my man.
Please stop with this sentimental versioning, it just causes issues for the rest of us who want to rely on npm's ability to not upgrade stuff on breaking changes, now everyone's gonna have to lock you package version to 0.6 so they don't get your breaking stuff from 0.7.