There are multiple ways to version a software . I have used SemanticVersioning ( https://semver.org/ ) and Calendar Versioning (  https://calver.org/ )

Of course,there are others  – please read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_versioning   – interesting versioning based on e or PI .

However,I want to propose a new standard :

Dependent Framework Versioning

The major version of a  package is the same of the major version of the framework that is installed on . For the others,can be calver or semver or any other – depending on your choice.

For example,I have made a BlocklyAutomation  package for .NET Core 3 – and it is versioned like

For .NET Core 3  –  https://www.nuget.org/packages/NetCore2Blockly/3.2022.224.16

For .NET Core 5– https://www.nuget.org/packages/NetCore2Blockly/5.2022.210.2007

Why is this ? To be easy identified by the users of the package. If I have one user that have an app  on .NET Core 3 and other on .NET Core 5,how can they identify easy what is the latest version for this package  ? With this approach,this can be done just looking on the major version corresponding with the framework version (and yes,I use calver versioning for the rest – yyyy.Md.Hm)