It’s a scheme for versioning where the first number represents the major version, to be changed with large feature additions / overhauls, often incompatible with previous versions. After the first point would be smaller feature releases (2.1), and a third point would be numbers indicating bug-fix versions(2.1.1).
So if you’re adding characters to “Champions 2.0” I’d expect, under SemVer, it would change to “Champions 2.1”.
But I’m just being silly, “2.0” in this case is just marketing, not an actual version number.
It’s a scheme for versioning where the first number represents the major version, to be changed with large feature additions / overhauls, often incompatible with previous versions. After the first point would be smaller feature releases (2.1), and a third point would be numbers indicating bug-fix versions(2.1.1).
So if you’re adding characters to “Champions 2.0” I’d expect, under SemVer, it would change to “Champions 2.1”.
But I’m just being silly, “2.0” in this case is just marketing, not an actual version number.