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@schneems @sgrif You should still declare a 1.0 because it lets me know you are committed to an API. “Version 1.0.0 defines the public API”

@derekprior @sgrif unless someone explicitly declares what 1.0 means in a project I find it a pretty meh measure of stability.

@schneems @sgrif I don’t say what 1.0 means, SemVer does, as it does for Major, Minor, Patch. Prior to 1.0 you are using private api.

@schneems @sgrif This is an often disregarded bit of SemVer (particularly in Ruby) and we all do just fine. Semantics, but that’s the point.

@derekprior @sgrif didn't realize that 1.0 behavior was actually called out in the spec, thanks.

@schneems @derekprior @sgrif yeah, npm is too pushy about that IMO. `npm init` defaults new projects to 1.0.0. A littttle presumptuous.

@searls @schneems @derekprior @sgrif yea how dare the first version of something be 1. :)

@bphogan @schneems @derekprior @sgrif the implication in semver is "this thing you just generated is promised as stable the moment you push"