Versioning
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If you need adopt a version schema for your projects, you might want to understand how the Ruby Core itself handles versioning.
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And for information about typical Gem versioning:
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@dan rathbun said:
If you need adopt a version schema for your projects, you might want to understand how the Ruby Core itself handles versioning.
@unknownuser said:
Version Schema
MAJOR: increased when incompatible change which can’t be released in MINOR Reserved for special events MINOR: increased every christmas, may be API incompatible TEENY: security or bug fix which maintains API compatibility May be increased more than 10 (such as 2.1.11), and will be released every 2-3 months. PATCH: number of commits since last MINOR release (will be reset at 0 when releasing MINOR)I didn't see where semver mentions bumping versions at Christmas, special events, or arbitrarily every 2-3 months. Is this versioning or marketing?
Maybe something was mangled in translation to English.
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Ah, so that just means yearly releases. So your encoding bugs might be fixed in 2.2.0 when release in December.
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It's still unclear what release they are scheduled for. Sometimes these things end up in new releases only - some times they backport the fixes.
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