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Post #Av1nosmdyW1XnqS144 by [email protected] |
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Windows ‘95: tirediOS ‘25: wiredI don’t really know why, but I’m cool w… |
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@dave For software with an explicitly annual release cycle, it makes perfect se… |
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@psa agree. Also they’re compatible; YYYYMMDD.x.y is still semver, the major … |
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@psa admittedly you’re only using dates for majors there but you could shift … |
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@dave For regularly released production application, I usually go YYYY.MM.DD.pa… |
