Semantic Versioning

Question 1

What is semantic versioning?

Answer 1

A versioning scheme that uses a three-part version number format: MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH.

Question 2

True or False: In semantic versioning, incrementing the MAJOR version indicates backward-incompatible changes.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Fill in the blank: In semantic versioning, the PATCH version is incremented for _____ fixes.

Answer 3

bug

Question 4

What does incrementing the MINOR version signify in semantic versioning?

Answer 4

It signifies the addition of new features in a backward-compatible manner.

Question 5

Which version number is incremented when making backward-incompatible changes?

Answer 5

MAJOR version

Question 6

Multiple choice: What is the correct semantic version for a release that adds new features without breaking changes? A) 1.0.0 B) 1.1.0 C) 2.0.0

Answer 6

B) 1.1.0

Question 7

True or False: Semantic versioning allows for arbitrary versioning practices.

Answer 7

False

Question 8

What is the purpose of semantic versioning?

Answer 8

To communicate the nature of changes in a software project clearly.

Question 9

In semantic versioning, what does a version number of 2.1.3 indicate?

Answer 9

MAJOR version 2, MINOR version 1, and PATCH version 3.

Question 10

What should be done before releasing a new version according to semantic versioning?

Answer 10

Evaluate the changes for backward compatibility and increment the version number accordingly.