Restore the ability to have leading 0's with NewVersion #266
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NewVersion has long been a function that coerces versions into SemVer. StrictNewSemver handles being strict about versions. While leading 0's was restored, this adds an option for package users to force NewVersion to be strict and not accept leading 0's. It does less to coerce a version into a valid one. Signed-off-by: Matt Farina <[email protected]>
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NewVersion has long been a function that coerces versions into SemVer. StrictNewSemver handles being strict about versions.
While leading 0's was restored, this adds an option for package users to force NewVersion to be strict and not accept leading 0's. It does less to coerce a version into a valid one.
Note, this was caught by some package users including Helm and Flux.