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Interesting The assumption I made was that you have a code base you're working on for the next release. If you're at the stage where you've incorporated extra features then it'd be 1.2, if you're fixing these bugs but you're not at the new feature stage yet it'd be 1.1.5. Or do you have parallel code sets where you could in one instance be adding new features but bug fixes are done in parallel on a different version of the code? I guess I'm asking is the code that modular that bug fixes don't affect new features and vice-versa?
Interesting
The assumption I made was that you have a code base you're working on for the next release. If you're at the stage where you've incorporated extra features then it'd be 1.2, if you're fixing these bugs but you're not at the new feature stage yet it'd be 1.1.5.
Or do you have parallel code sets where you could in one instance be adding new features but bug fixes are done in parallel on a different version of the code? I guess I'm asking is the code that modular that bug fixes don't affect new features and vice-versa?
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