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Prerelease versions in nightly feed should use semver 2.0
See original GitHub issueThe current version scheme is causing an issue with Dependabot:
Bump coverlet.collector from 1.3.1-preview.24.g6479f627e4 to 1.3.1-preview.8.ge848786b0d
Prerelease versions in nightly feed should use semver 2.0 (NuGet support). See coverlet package history. Specifically, the git sha should be added as metadata; e.g. 1.3.1-preview.24.g6479f627e4 should be 1.3.1-preview.24+g6479f627e4 so it’s ignored in version precedence.
That said, there is another Dependabot issue that will be relevant but don’t let that stop you using proper semver 2.0 versions.
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@MarcoRossignoli yes, I linked to the Dependabot issues above, but for some reason thought switching to using metadata for the git sha would help as it would be stripped. However, a quick look at the relevant Dependabot source confirms that the prerelease part of the version is still compared lexically, without considering dot separated identifiers consisting of only digits that should be compared numerically:
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@AArnott yes, the first issue I referred to was semver 2.0 versions not handled correctly for nuget pre-release dependencies.