New versioning schema

[mgesmundo]

Hi there, I read the wiki about the new versioning schema, but the question remains: I've have a Flutter project and now I don't know if the flat_buffers 2.0.5 version is older than the 22.9.29. The Pub.dev version also have the specific flatc version and I don't know if now the flatc 2.0.8 Home-brew formula is compatible with the 2.0.5 or the 22.9.29. What is now the right version to use into a Flutter project? Thank you.

[vaind]

This is new to me as well, I've missed the discussion about the versioning changes. After reading through the wiki, the important bit for me is: "The overall philosophy of the project is to "live at head" and not worry about version numbers. Due to our Continuous Integration process, any of our commits are valid versions to work off and have been tested as a whole together."

In terms of https://pub.dev/packages/flat_buffers - 2.0.5 published on pub.dev is certainly an older version than 22.9.29 on GitHub. However, because I haven't checked what, if anything, happened in the meantime, there actually might not be any changes to warrant a release to pub.dev for Dart. I'll have a look soon and publish a new package version if there're any changes related to dart.

[dbaileychess]

@vaind Can you make a PR that adds dart publishing to this? https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/blob/master/.github/workflows/release.yml

That way whenever we release it can be updated automatically. I can create the repo secrets.

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