<blockquote><strong><a href="http://userscripts.org/users/avindra">Avindra Gool...</a></strong> <a href="/topics/3001?page=3#posts-145591">wrote</a>:
but then make a quick style / feature addition</blockquote>As long as no one installed it... I think it would be okay not to increment your own personal @version, but the internal USO versioning should always be present and accounted for... even for quick additions. Version control is much much much older than even the web and it's a tried and trusted system.
<p><blockquote><strong><a href="http://userscripts.org/users/avindra">Avindra Gool...</a></strong> <a href="/topics/3001?page=3#posts-145591">wrote</a>:
<br />but then make a quick style / feature addition</blockquote>As long as no one installed it... I think it would be okay not to increment your own personal @version, but the internal USO versioning should always be present and accounted for... even for quick additions. Version control is much much much older than even the web and it's a tried and trusted system.</p>
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