I remember a case at one of my earlier workplaces, the first workplace where I used node.js (think it was v0.6 back then). We where 5 people using the same code-base and three out of us could not start the application, it blew up in a module which we all had at the same version!
After hours of debugging and trying to figure out what was wrong, we noticed that one of the dependencies of the dependencies dependency had a patch version added (It went from like... 1.2.3 to 1.2.3-1), a patch which broke the API totally...
I no longer trust peoples versioning and always try to stick to using SEMVER on my own projects...
:P
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I remember a case at one of my earlier workplaces, the first workplace where I used node.js (think it was v0.6 back then). We where 5 people using the same code-base and three out of us could not start the application, it blew up in a module which we all had at the same version!
After hours of debugging and trying to figure out what was wrong, we noticed that one of the dependencies of the dependencies dependency had a patch version added (It went from like... 1.2.3 to 1.2.3-1), a patch which broke the API totally...
I no longer trust peoples versioning and always try to stick to using SEMVER on my own projects...
:P