Originally created by @johnrs on GitHub (Jul 22, 2016).
I often see SemVar strings prefixed by a program or module name. Something like: "MyProg-v1.2.3".
I was wondering if this was currently allowed by the spec, in which case what delimiter character should be used? If not, would it be worth allowing for?
Originally created by @johnrs on GitHub (Jul 22, 2016).
I often see SemVar strings prefixed by a program or module name. Something like: "MyProg-v1.2.3".
I was wondering if this was currently allowed by the spec, in which case what delimiter character should be used? If not, would it be worth allowing for?
No, SemVer only covers the version. What that string denotes is typically a package/library/program name and version. So the SemVer part is 1.2.3 and only covers that part.
@haacked commented on GitHub (Jul 23, 2016):
No, SemVer only covers the version. What that string denotes is typically a package/library/program name and version. So the SemVer part is `1.2.3` and only covers that part.
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Originally created by @johnrs on GitHub (Jul 22, 2016).
I often see SemVar strings prefixed by a program or module name. Something like: "MyProg-v1.2.3".
I was wondering if this was currently allowed by the spec, in which case what delimiter character should be used? If not, would it be worth allowing for?
@haacked commented on GitHub (Jul 23, 2016):
No, SemVer only covers the version. What that string denotes is typically a package/library/program name and version. So the SemVer part is
1.2.3and only covers that part.