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Relying on the semantic meaning of SemVer is not reliable and every update should be treated as potentially breaking.
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- Hynek Schlawack Software engineer and open-source maintainer of attrs and structlog
What it does mean though, is that you can't rely on the semantic meaning of SemVer and you must treat every update as potentially breaking.
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↗Semantic Versioning Will Not Save Youhynek.me
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