Dave Wasmer

> One possible interpretation of what you've proposed here is that an edition represents the important changes that precede a major release. In the example you gave, yes, that would...

@chriskrycho added :+1:

> I understand the problem space here, but I think Editions (or whatever you call them) will make things more complicated to talk about. “What version of Ember are you...

> One idea would be to keep API docs in sync with stable releases, but defer updating the guides until completion of an edition. I think this is the best...

> Isn't everyone else using major version for the same purpose as this? @btecu I think this is a fair statement - even if semver doesn't strictly require it, it...

Yep, that totally makes sense. But I'd suggest that, while this certainly _could_ be done by external libraries, I think there's an argument to be made that the current approach...

> As you see, other tools parse indented description as a markdown, so there might be many users that use this feature Let me clarify - the leading indentation on...

I don't think so, unfortunately. I haven't tested that PR, but even if it happens to fix the error around a bad port number, it looks like maildev still calls...

I understand that, but it seems that maildev still includes the following lines: https://github.com/maildev/maildev/blob/master/lib/mailserver.js?rgh-link-date=2020-04-28T20%3A46%3A55Z#L232 https://github.com/maildev/maildev/blob/master/index.js?rgh-link-date=2020-04-28T20%3A46%3A55Z#L80 Both of those lines seem inappropriate - I can't think of any good reason why...

I suppose another option would be to treat this as a downstream problem, and recommend that you put a caching layer in front of Fastboot which you could configure to...