Because of the way this releases and then updates the version number based on the major/minor version flags, the flag selection applies not to the current release, but actually to the next release. This seems counterintuitive, and can lead to unintended release versions. After all, when you are releasing, you may not know yet what you want your future release version to be!
Because of the way this releases and then updates the version number based on the major/minor version flags, the flag selection applies not to the current release, but actually to the next release. This seems counterintuitive, and can lead to unintended release versions. After all, when you are releasing, you may not know yet what you want your future release version to be!