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Calendar Versioning — CalVer

Calendar Versioning. CalVer is a versioning convention based on your project's release calendar, instead of arbitrary numbers. Versioning gets ...

Move over, SemVer, it is time for calendar versioning! - Let's Debug It!

A new scheme for versioning software projects is gaining popularity: Calendar Versioning. Instead of arbitrary version numbers of SemVer ...

Sometimes I regret using CalVer - Jacob Tomlinson

Calendar Versioning or CalVer is where a project's versioning scheme simply uses the current date rather than any semantic meaning, e.g YEAR.

Software versioning - Wikipedia

Many projects use a date-based versioning scheme called Calendar Versioning (aka CalVer). Ubuntu is one example of a project using calendar versioning ...

Using Calendar Versioning (CalVer) - Bump My Version

Calendar Versioning (CalVer) is a versioning scheme that uses a date-based version number. For this example, we will use the following format: YYYY.MM.DD.patch.

PEP 2026 – Calendar versioning for Python | peps.python.org

This PEP proposes updating the versioning scheme for Python to include the calendar year. Calendar Versioning (CalVer) makes everything easier to translate ...

Calendar Versioning - Cisco AppDynamics Documentation

We use a calendar-based version format with a syntax of YY.M.X to reflect the date of release. For example, a release in October 2020 was 20.10.0, November was ...

Why Calendar Versioning Makes Sense in Today's Ever-Evolving ...

Calendar Versioning fits perfectly with the fast-paced, ever-changing world of modern software development. It's a natural and straightforward way to keep ...

SemVer and CalVer — 2 popular software versioning schemes

... version. CalVer. CalVer, or Calendar Versioning, is another popular versioning scheme that gained more and more adoptions during the past few ...

Why we're switching to calendar versioning - Hacker News

Semver states quite clearly that "Major version MUST be incremented if any backwards incompatible changes are introduced to the public API."

Why we're switching to calendar versioning - CockroachDB

We're making the switch to Calendar Versioning. This means subscribers to our release notes will see quite the jump in today's version numbering.

Calendar versioning | Lobsters

Most software with major/minor versions already don't use semantic versioning, and semantic versioning doesn't even make sense for anything ...

When to use SemVer or CalVer: project type considerations

The two most common versioning schemes—SemVer (semantic versioning) and CalVer (calendar versioning)—can help you build the desired aggregated ...

There and back again: A software versioning story - nexB

CalVer. Short for calendar versioning, CalVer uses something that resembles a date as a version number. It's popular, especially in software, to ...

PEP 2026: Calendar versioning for Python

Abstract. This PEP proposes updating the versioning scheme for Python to include the calendar year. This aims to make the support lifecycle ...

Semantic vs calendar versioning? · Issue #1912 · nipreps/fmriprep

The default release is a minor version release. The presumption will be that working directories cannot be reused between minor releases.

CalVer: Calendar Versioning - Hacker News

SemVer is about the public API, it says nothing about test-coverage, internal changes or transient dependencies.

Announcing Calendar Based Versioning for All Commercial RStudio ...

Announcing Calendar Based Versioning for All Commercial RStudio Products. 2021-08-30 ... 2021-08-30. open calendar pages ... 2021-08-30. open calendar pages ...

Consider using Calendar Versioning (CalVer) - ONLYOFFICE forum

Consider using Calendar Versioning (CalVer) ... CalVer is a versioning convention based on your project's release calendar, instead of arbitrary ...

Use calendar versioning for Python package - Stack Overflow

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