Mockoon is now using unified versioning across all its packages, starting with release v3.0.0.
Mockoon has been employing semantic versioning throughout all its applications since the start. However, the desktop application, the CLI, and later the serverless package, were not published under the same version.
It could cause some confusion when trying to know which version of the CLI was compatible with the desktop application. In practice, the latest CLI v2.4.0 was compatible with the desktop application v1.23.0. Not very intuitive.
Moreover, the desktop application was not really following semantic versioning and was not released with a major version number when there were breaking changes (i.e. data migrations).
Same for the CLI and serverless package which were following semantic versioning but only taking into account their own features (e.g. a new flag for the CLI).
As a result, the CLI could be upgraded automatically without requiring any action from the user if a new release only incremented the minor version. However, if the user continued to use the previous version of the desktop application, it could potentially disrupt automated workflows if a data migration was part of the release.
Starting with release v3.0.0, we unified the versioning across all our packages. The desktop application, the CLI, and the serverless package will all be released with the same version number. Our intention with this change is to simplify your experience and provide clarity regarding the compatibility of the CLI or serverless package version with the latest functionalities of the desktop application.
In practical terms, this means that:
We hope this change will make your experience with Mockoon even better. As always, feel free to reach out if you have any questions or feedback.
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