Semantic versioning is a versioning system that assigns a unique numerical identifier to software releases, indicating the level of changes made, such as major updates, minor enhancements, or patches. By using a standardized versioning format, developers can effectively communicate the scope of changes to users, collaborators, and dependencies, ensuring smoother integration and maintenance of software projects, which is particularly crucial for startups launching new products or services.
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