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But the date is not updated! If you do "git blame" on that module, you see (@maximelefrancois86):
The declared dct:modified is not bumped to the last update.
(And the commit comment is too light to the actual changes made, but that's a secondary issue).
My proposal is to:
for each module: strictly update dct:modified on every change
for main:
have a global version, start at 1.0.0 and increment on every change of every module. (We should use https://semver.org principles, but I don't know whether we'd have major changes in the future)
strictly update dct:modified on every change of every module
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Accurate version numbers and last update are fairly important for efficient ontology use.
But we are very lax about them:
But the date is not updated! If you do "git blame" on that module, you see (@maximelefrancois86):
The declared dct:modified is not bumped to the last update.
(And the commit comment is too light to the actual changes made, but that's a secondary issue).
My proposal is to:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: