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My company can't use the opensource for the beta/rc version. |
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czyzby
Aug 5, 2025
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I've been using release candidate versions for stable releases to follow the libGDX versioning while still somewhat preserving SemVer. For what it's worth, Though with the current speed of developement 😁, I guess it would be fine to just copy the libGDX versioning altogether, possibly with some other suffixes for bug fixes and the occasional PRs. I was going to do another stable release shortly anyway, I'll think about it. |
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I've been using release candidate versions for stable releases to follow the libGDX versioning while still somewhat preserving SemVer. For what it's worth,
-rcreleases can be considered stable.Though with the current speed of developement 😁, I guess it would be fine to just copy the libGDX versioning altogether, possibly with some other suffixes for bug fixes and the occasional PRs. I was going to do another stable release shortly anyway, I'll think about it.