Inconsistent version numbers on NuGet (9.0.0) and GitHub Releases (4.0.0)

[lennartb-]

Hi,

the latest version on NuGet is 9.0.0, which is a rather steep jump from the previous 3.x version (I assume to be consistent with .NET 9?). The version released here in the repository is however listed as 4.0.0. Are these the same version, and is the different versioning intended? Additionally, Testably.Abstractions.Compression is listed as 4.0.0 on NuGet which again doesn't seem to fit to the 9.0.0 version of the main package.

Thanks,
Lennart

[vbreuss]

Yeah, I see your point, but this change was on purpose:
I changed the versioning scheme for the interface and wrapper projects (Testably.Abstractions, Testably.Abstractions.Interface and Testably.Abstractions.FileSystem.Interface) to a separate versioning cycle in line with .NET (your assumption was correct 😄), as they will hardly ever need any updates between .NET versions. This allows extensions (e.g. aweXpect.Testably) to have a more stable dependency.
I bumped the major version in the testing project but this project will continue to get improvements and bugfixes.

I now removed the "Releases" section from GitHub and include both nuget badges in the README, so that it is hopefully more clear, that these two versions belong together.

[lennartb-]

Thanks for the clarification! Just wanted to be sure that the changes were intended because I usually check for breaking changes on major versions, and this version jump caught my eye 😄