What exactly is considered a change in the PureScript library?

Question

The Rust community has a fairly detailed description of their interpretation of the semantic version.

The PureScript community has this one , which includes:

We should write a semver tutorial for beginners, in particular its use in PureScript and how we rely on the ~ version.

It’s strange that looking at the assortment of 65 randomized purescript libraries, they all use ^ versions, not ~ versions, but I couldn’t find any newer documentation and our assembly was recently broken due to a mismatch expectations.

Does the PureScript community have a reasonable, consistent interpretation of the semver, in particular as to what is or is not considered a change? If so, what is it?

Answer 1

We do not have an exhaustive list anywhere, no. Now is as good a time as anyone to start it!

• Using functions that require a newer compiler than when releasing the current version.
• Add dependency.
• Removing Dependencies.
• Clicking the main version of the dependency.
• Delete or rename a module.
• Removing a member (which means anything - type, value, class, view, operator) from the module (either hiding the export or deleting it).
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