> Sure, but semantic versioning really is the wrong kind of versioning to use for a language. The major version should represent major language changes, not whether its a breaking change or not
Major language changes almost implies breaking changes, like Python 2 to 3 was major changes that break things everything from how modules were changed, where they were, and some syntactic and fundamental changes as well.
Major language changes almost implies breaking changes, like Python 2 to 3 was major changes that break things everything from how modules were changed, where they were, and some syntactic and fundamental changes as well.