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Examples of Changes and Corresponding Version Bumps

Major Bump (Breaking Changes)

Suppose you make a change that breaks backward compatibility, such as:

• Removing or renaming a method.
• Changing the method signature in a way that existing users will have to update their code.

For a version 0.0.0 moving to 1.0.0:

Minor Bump (New Features)

Suppose you add new features in a backward-compatible way, such as:

• Adding a new method or a new configuration option.
• Enhancing existing functionality without breaking the current API.

For a version 0.0.0 moving to 0.1.0:

Patch Bump (Bug Fixes)

Suppose you fix bugs in a backward-compatible way, such as:

• Fixing a typo in the code that caused unexpected behavior.
• Making small optimizations or refactoring that doesn’t affect the public API.

For a version 0.0.0 moving to 0.0.1: