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> "Latest stable version: 0.13.2" Does that mean that they suggest I can use this in production (since it's "stable") or that I can't, since it's not at versio
by computer 13y ago
> "Latest stable version: 0.13.2"
Does that mean that they suggest I can use this in production (since it's "stable") or that I can't, since it's not at version 1 yet?
- foxhop 13y agoIt is just a version schema. A version is dictated "stable" when tests pass or confidence in the code at that release is high. They could have easily started with version 1.0.0 and currently be on version 1.13.2. The version number doesn't directly dictate stability.
- tbarbugli 13y agolots of projects have 0.x stable for years (then all of the sudden they go from 0.6.7 to 7.0 which is kind of funny!)
- briancurtin 13y agoWe just released 0.14, and the next will move to 1.0. The general feeling is that it is stable, and people really like seeing "1.0".