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by OJFord
1486 days ago
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GP's point (I think I agree now, I was only saying it was a potential issue) being that that's a lot easier to do at the time - you know you've just made a breaking change (or you should do; as much/more than you ever will) so that's the easiest time to bump the version appropriately. An alternative model I suppose would immediately have major bump, minor bump, and patch bump branches; then you just commit to the appropriate one, and I suppose keep major rebased on minor rebased on patch. (And master = major I suppose.) |
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