* the major version starts from ''0''(premature state) and exposes the fact of API backwards compatibility breakage
* the major version starts from ''0''(premature state) and exposes the fact of API backwards compatibility breakage
* the minor version is for bugfixes and features that don't break backwards compatibility
* the minor version is for bugfixes and features that don't break backwards compatibility
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Commands like ''dist'' and ''dist-bin'' don't remove previous versions from feed(you still can manually remove them from ''dist/feed.xml'') so, new release doesn't break code which depends on your service.
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'''NOTE''': Be careful, some services and activities could be stuck to particular versions(major versions) of your service, so do not delete stable releases if they still work in declared sugar environments.