Please publish a 1.0.0
See original GitHub issueI think this has reached 1.0.0-worthy.
The current 0.0.x versioning is also a slight PITA because npm install --save tmp
will save an exact version, rather than using the user’s designated semver prefix e.g. ~
or ^
.
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@silkentrance No problems with me. Supporting current LTS & LTS-1 is a good policy given the predictable release cadence. Users stuck on <4.x can still depend on node-tmp 0.x.
+1 we want to use this library but no 1.0 major version means we might pull in breaking changes if we use
~
or^
?