In WCF, why would one deliberately use strict schema validation?
I’m reviewing best practices articles for WCF versioning. A lot of the recommendations revolve around one decision: “Are you using strict versioning? If so, treat every contract as immutable. If not, .. [list of additional recommendations..]”
In WCF, why would one deliberately use strict schema validation?
I’m reviewing best practices articles for WCF versioning. A lot of the recommendations revolve around one decision: “Are you using strict versioning? If so, treat every contract as immutable. If not, .. [list of additional recommendations..]”
In WCF, why would one deliberately use strict schema validation?
I’m reviewing best practices articles for WCF versioning. A lot of the recommendations revolve around one decision: “Are you using strict versioning? If so, treat every contract as immutable. If not, .. [list of additional recommendations..]”
In WCF, why would one deliberately use strict schema validation?
I’m reviewing best practices articles for WCF versioning. A lot of the recommendations revolve around one decision: “Are you using strict versioning? If so, treat every contract as immutable. If not, .. [list of additional recommendations..]”
In WCF, why would one deliberately use strict schema validation?
I’m reviewing best practices articles for WCF versioning. A lot of the recommendations revolve around one decision: “Are you using strict versioning? If so, treat every contract as immutable. If not, .. [list of additional recommendations..]”
Incrementing version – During development? or after release?
I have what I believe is a largely subjective question, but I’m interested in how people handle the situation described below. There are many similar questions on programmer stack exchange but none which touch on this precise issue of whether to update a version number to the proposed release before or after the development (that I could find).
How to mark next version in the source code? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
How to mark next version in the source code? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
How to mark next version in the source code? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
In SemVer should I increase the version on every commit/accepted pull request
Running a community project. Have a few pull requests that have been made and the version of our product is currently 2.5.0