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Cuz I've seen on the internet they're doing v1.0?
theres no right or wrong here
u can do that, thats fair
we also do it like that for tj-bot
no. the version is then 1.0
most people do use the semver versioning system
thats 3 numbers
the first is major
then minor
then patch
Yeah
But I feel like that's kinda weird to have different versioning on the tag on github
And then on the tag, I should be doing v1.0 or v1.0.0?
Closed the thread.
No I take that back,
I'm going with:
0.0.1 on pom.xml
and
v0.0.1 on github
u should start with 0.1.0 or 1.0.0 on ur first version
PATCH is for patches
but at the end of the day its totally up to u
What is this version about? Is it an alpha or is your app done?
My app is still not done but some functions are working and professor wants us to start shipping our first release
Too late 😦
I deleted the tag, will go with 1.0.0 and v1.0.0 actually
First release should be 1.0.0
And currently you want 0.1.0
Last number being bugfix, refactoring, small stuff that shouldn't add any features