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by jkrejcha
192 days ago
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> And that's not even getting in to the major breakages in point version upgrades or the whole python 2 to 3 language switch. Python doesn't use semver and never claimed to do so, but it's probably worth treating "x.y" releases as major versions in their own right (so like 2.7 -> 3.0 is a major version and so 3.10 -> 3.11). If you do that, the versioning makes a bit more sense |
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