> On Jan 6, 2023, at 11:29, Daniel Dekany <ddek...@apache.org> wrote: > > Please vote on releasing FreeMarker 2.3.32!
I tested the update with and without the latest feature version constant, all my tests pass. On a side note, while testing I was looking at the version number and thinking about semantic versioning. I don’t remember any discussions about this but there probably have been some. For a release with new features the minor version number would be bumped (the 2nd number), leaving the final number as the patch version for bug fixes only. In other words this would be 2.4.0 because of minor new features (but nothing not backward compatible so no need to bump the first/major version number). Semantic versioning is an interesting pattern, not necessary by any means to roughly communicate what is going on with a new release versus the prior, but is a clear way of communicating the most important parts of a release (bug fix only? new features? backward compatible?). This is not related to the vote for this particular release, just something related to releases that if others are interested might be worth discussing. +1 (binding) -David
