Jacob Tomlinson • 1/16/2023

Sometimes I regret using CalVer

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The article details the author's experiences and regrets adopting Calendar Versioning (CalVer) in projects like Dask. It contrasts CalVer with Semantic Versioning (SemVer), using Ubuntu's hybrid approach as a positive example. The core critique is that pure CalVer lacks semantic meaning, making it hard for users to infer compatibility, stability, or the nature of changes between releases.

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