Semantic Version numbers
Semantic Versioning uses a three-part version number. The major version is incremented for big changes to the API which are not backward-compatible, the minor number is incremented for releases which add new (but crucially, backward-compatible) API features, and the patch number is incremented for minor changes and bug fixes which do not change the software's API.
- A plugin's first major release should have a version number of:
1.0.0 - A subsequent bug-fix should bump the patch version number, resulting in
1.0.1 - A new backward-compatible feature is added, so the minor version is incremented:
1.1.0(note that the patch number is reset to0) - Another bug-fix is added, changing the version to:
1.1.1 - Some breaking changes are introduced, so the major version is incremented, and the minor and patch numbers are reset:
2.0.0
If you want to know more about semantic versioning, check out this page written by @mojombo.
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