Feel free to provide and support a "stable" branch/fork that meets your standards.
Be the change you want to see!
Edit to comment on the edit:
> Edit: Downvote me all you want
I don't generally downvote, but if I were going to I would not need your permission :)
> that's reality folks, if you don't release v1.0.0, the interface you consume can change without you realizing it.
I assume you meant "present" there rather than "consume"?
Anyway, 1.0.0 is just a number. Without relevant promises and a track record and/or contract to back them up breaking changes are as likely there as with any other number. A "version 0.x.x" of a well used and scrutinized open source project is more reliable and trustworthy than something that has just had a 1.0.0 sticker slapped on it.
Edit after more parent edits: or go with one of the other many versioning schemes. Maybe ItIsFunToWindUpEntitledDicksVer Which says "stick with 0.x for eternity, go on, you know you want to!".
Be the change you want to see!
Edit to comment on the edit:
> Edit: Downvote me all you want
I don't generally downvote, but if I were going to I would not need your permission :)
> that's reality folks, if you don't release v1.0.0, the interface you consume can change without you realizing it.
I assume you meant "present" there rather than "consume"?
Anyway, 1.0.0 is just a number. Without relevant promises and a track record and/or contract to back them up breaking changes are as likely there as with any other number. A "version 0.x.x" of a well used and scrutinized open source project is more reliable and trustworthy than something that has just had a 1.0.0 sticker slapped on it.
Edit after more parent edits: or go with one of the other many versioning schemes. Maybe ItIsFunToWindUpEntitledDicksVer Which says "stick with 0.x for eternity, go on, you know you want to!".