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Semantic versioning (semver) is a versioning scheme for software that helps maintain compatibility. However, it has flaws in its definition of 'breaking' changes and the effectiveness of current tooling in checking semver compatibility. Downgrade CI is a solution to address these flaws.

Semantic Versioning (Semver) is flawed, and Downgrade CI is required to fix it

Okay if it’s great, then how can it be flawed?

Breaking: a great concept but with unclear boundaries

Standard CI/CD Systems are Insufficient to Check Semver Compatibility