Graphviz 7
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Graphviz 7
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Re: Graphviz 7
#2Re: Graphviz 7
#3Great tool and nice to see such active development on it!
From 3.0.0 to 7.0.0 just during this year, though.. ? I guess very few are depending on the library interfaces which I imagine are being broken, or do the major version increments just signify nothing of importance?-)
Re: Graphviz 7
#4One of the better graph visualization tools!
Which tool do you people use most often for graph visualization? I kind of linger between networkx, Gephi, graphviz and d3.
Re: Graphviz 7
#5Great tool and nice to see such active development on it! From 3.0.0 to 7.0.0 just during this year, though.. ? I guess very few are depending on the library interfaces which I imagine are being broken, or do the major version increments just signify nothing of importance?-)
It seems to me that they bumped the major version for every breaking change in the changelog. I guess that is in strict compliance with semantic versioning but indeed it looks strange.
Re: Graphviz 7
#6Great tool and nice to see such active development on it! From 3.0.0 to 7.0.0 just during this year, though.. ? I guess very few are depending on the library interfaces which I imagine are being broken, or do the major version increments just signify nothing of importance?-)
It seems to me that they bumped the major version for every breaking change in the changelog. I guess that is in strict compliance with semantic versioning but indeed it looks strange.
Wild, seeing SemVer actually used properly.
Re: Graphviz 7
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
It seems to me that they bumped the major version for every breaking change in the changelog. I guess that is in strict compliance with semantic versioning but indeed it looks strange.
Wild, seeing SemVer actually used properly.
You don't need to do a new release for every checkin. You can make a series of breaking changes and only then declare a new release, bumping the version number.
After all, it took (at least) 21 years to get from 0 to 3.0.0
There's absolutely no reason for 2 major bumps 11 days apart.
Re: Graphviz 7
#8From the readme:
"This project has only 3 of its founders remaining as volunteer maintainers, and support is limited and may end soon. If you can help fund to a more formal foundation to continue this project, please contact north on graphviz org."
Re: Graphviz 7
#9I liked GraphViz a lot, but eventually got frustrated with its layout algorithms and default look and feel. I would switch to Mermaid wholesale if it could render SVGs without requiring a browser engine.
Re: Graphviz 7
#10Really handy tool
Probably saved me a ton of time that I would spend on implementing visualization myself