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Industry standards ftw + Named Versions
jancurn
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Sep 11, 2024
| @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ By [Jan Čurn](https://apify.com/jancurn), | |||
| [Marek Trunkát](https://apify.com/mtrunkat), | |||
| [Ondra Urban](https://apify.com/mnmkng), and the [Apify](https://apify.com/store) team. | |||
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| **Version 0.99 (September 2024)** | |||
| **Version 0.0.99 (Final Draft, September 2024)** | |||
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So 0.99.0 ? so that next one is 1.0.0
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I think it doesn't really matter 1.0.0 defines the first public interface, 0.x.x is for the initial development
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yeah, I just wanted to make it clear it's right below 1.0, which is used in schema file declarations
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This got stale, so closing |
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Industry standards ftw + Named Versions