There is a general inconsistency between versioning nomenclature. Some releases are in the format of X.X.X and some are vX.X.X. In the past, stable releases used one format and pre-releases used another. But now there are two stable releases with the same version number, one with and one without the v.
Preferably code-server would pick one nomenclature and run with that for everything (including the npm packages). Constant changes to version and filename formats of bins/packages without any notice make it very difficult for downstream automation.
There is a general inconsistency between versioning nomenclature. Some releases are in the format of
X.X.Xand some arevX.X.X. In the past, stable releases used one format and pre-releases used another. But now there are two stable releases with the same version number, one with and one without thev.Preferably code-server would pick one nomenclature and run with that for everything (including the npm packages). Constant changes to version and filename formats of bins/packages without any notice make it very difficult for downstream automation.