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Mostly it changes the version number.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcasm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autism
as an observer, i appreciated this clean and efficient exchange of information
As another observer I appreciate you
I've had considerably more replies on Lemmy from people who definitely don't understand how sarcasm works, than on Reddit. As a likely autistic person who will live and die by snark, I find this annoying.
That's because Reddit is 90% bots now.
Are they better at detecting sarcasm?
Yeah because by "bots" I mean sweatshop workers in Vietnam and Thailand.
This finally explains why he makes weird major version switches. Because it's certainly not semantic versioning.
It's never been SemVer.