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Node v6.6.0
The last time I checked node it was 0.12.* . How did it become 6.* in a couple years time?
bdcravens
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A bunch of folks unhappy with Joyent's progress on node forked it into io.js, they had an aggressive release schedule, and then when the 2 project reunited, they chose to use io.js's versioning. (io was at 3.3; the new unified release was 4.0)
untog
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It now uses semantic versioning:
http://semver.org
Touche
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They adopted a different versioning system.
angersock
on Sept 16, 2016
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They adopted the
correct
versioning system. The old one was rubbish.
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