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I fear we might be multiple people working on the same thing in the future.
I like the optimism ;)
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I noticed there is almost no information for new developer to know what the developers are currently working on. I fear we might be multiple people working on the same thing in the future.
I'm pretty sure that's just because noone is working on anything (besides the open PRs).
Another thing we should agree on and document is the versioning policy (there is no officially recommended one afaik). One possibility is using semver. We should keep in mind that some of the changes so far are technically breaking (adding new exceptions that can be raised), but that would be ok for 0.6 with semver. Also note that bigints.nimble
currently says the version is 1.0.0.
cc @narimiran
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Also note that bigints.nimble currently says the version is 1.0.0.
Can we downgrade the nimble version to the last tagged one ?
Another thing we should agree on and document is the versioning policy (there is no officially recommended one afaik). One possibility is using semver.
I thought semantic versioning was the official one for nimble packages. Do you know some other versioning policies ?
I am for semver. We should be careful with the API though. To detect changes, we want to integrate the examples into the CI.
Who decide when a new release is made ? Some breaking change in the API might be reverted back by a future commit. I am thus against : a breaking change implies a new release.
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Related Issues (20)
- [Feature Request] Random BigInt HOT 3
- Add benchmarks HOT 1
- Version is 1.0.0 but latest tag is 0.5.0 HOT 5
- initBigInt converts minus sign "-" to zero. HOT 2
- Some functions are not being imported HOT 2
- bump new version HOT 6
- Division causes assert failure HOT 18
- Rational numbers HOT 4
- nimdocs.com going away HOT 9
- Error encountered while using the `toInt` function HOT 1
- More functions for working with `SomeInteger`s
- Faster `powmod`
- for loops for bigint is very slow HOT 4
- Add probabilistic and deterministic primality tests HOT 4
- Design of internal functions taking out parameters (`addition`, `additionInt`, etc.) HOT 4
- Tests of invmod fail with arc & orc GC HOT 7
- `div`/`mod` behaviour HOT 2
- Compound assignment operators shouldn't use `template`s HOT 8
- Base multiplication returns wrong results for some big numbers HOT 5
- [Bug] `toSignedInt[int64]` produces wrong results in certain cases
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