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The AI SDK and its providers follow SemVer conventions: a major version change usually means a breaking API change, a minor version represents backward-compatible new features, and a patch version contains only backward-compatible bug fixes.
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UnverifiedSemVer uses 'major.minor.patch' to express compatibility commitments, but a large model's 'compatibility' is hard to define—a parameter update may not change the API shape yet significantly change the output distribution.78% similarVerifiedThe SemVer specification defines version numbers as a three-part structure of major.minor.patch, where incrementing the major version number indicates the introduction of backward-incompatible interface or behavioral changes.76% similarVerifiedThe SemVer format is MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, where MAJOR indicates breaking changes that are not backward compatible, MINOR indicates new features that are backward compatible, and PATCH indicates backward-compatible bug fixes75% similarVerifiedThe Semantic Versioning (SemVer) format is MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH: a change in the major version number indicates backward-incompatible API changes, a change in the minor version number indicates new features that maintain backward compatibility, and a change in the patch number includes only bug fixes.75% similarUnverifiedAI SDK provider packages follow semantic versioning conventions: the patch position indicates backward-compatible fixes and maintenance, the minor position represents new capabilities, and only the major position allows breaking changes.74% similar
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