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For package.json files that depend on 0.0.x versions, it is not recommended to use loose version ranges such as ^ or ~; instead, exact version numbers should be used to avoid pulling in incompatible updates.
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UnverifiedFor @cline/shared in the 0.0.x stage, it is recommended to use exact version numbers in package.json rather than ^ or ~ range specifiers to prevent automatic upgrades from triggering compatibility issues78% similarUnverifiedUsing the version range ^2.0.x in package.json allows you to benefit from patch fix improvements while avoiding breaking changes in major versions.76% similarUnverifiedUsing semantic version range locking in package.json (e.g., ^3.0.0 rather than an exact version) can maintain flexibility while reducing the risk of accidentally introducing breaking changes.72% similarUnverifiedIn package.json, the ^ symbol indicates compatibility with the latest minor version, while the ~ symbol indicates compatibility with the latest patch version.71% similarVerifiedUsing the range specifier ^1.0.0 in package.json will automatically accept all MINOR and PATCH updates under the same MAJOR version71% similar
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