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I can potentially fix this but it will take a while for the changes to propogate into our feed and across projects.
So I can tell people to stick on 31.6 until all our packages have removed the leading zeros, or we could add some kind of 'non-strict' semver option?
I suppose it's good to force us to be SemVer compatible, at the cost of some pain and management in the meantime. But on the other hand it might be nice not to break paket if you have any packages in the feed which don't respect SemVer 100%?
Not sure which approach is best - ideas?
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I just updated to 31.7 and our internal package versioning is not compatible with it, since we (incorrectly) have leading zeros as version part names.
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I can potentially fix this but it will take a while for the changes to propogate into our feed and across projects.
So I can tell people to stick on 31.6 until all our packages have removed the leading zeros, or we could add some kind of 'non-strict' semver option?
I suppose it's good to force us to be SemVer compatible, at the cost of some pain and management in the meantime. But on the other hand it might be nice not to break paket if you have any packages in the feed which don't respect SemVer 100%?
Not sure which approach is best - ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: