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Consider the following scenarios in the context of the most recent 'example' release being 0.0.1.
- For releases which are comprised solely of bug fixes or non-feature introducing or enhancing changes that requires only a 'patch' version bump (the Z part in X.Y.Z). So the next release then is 0.0.2.
- For releases which include backward compatible changes to introduce feature enhancements or new features that requires a 'minor' version change and the 'patch' version resets to '0' (the Y part in X.Y.0). So the next release then is 0.1.0.
- For releases which include non-backward compatible changes or changes deemed so substantive by the community that it is considered a 'major' version change and the minor and patch versions reset to '0' (the X part in X.0.0). So the next release then is 1.0.0.
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