What is the significance of the tilde (~) symbol in a version number, like ~1.2.3, in semantic versioning?
- It allows upgrades to the specified version and any future versions, including breaking changes.
- It signifies that downgrades are allowed.
- It restricts upgrades to only the specified version.
- It allows upgrades to the specified version and any future backward-compatible versions.
The tilde (~) symbol allows upgrades to the specified version and any future backward-compatible versions while keeping you within the same major version. It's more restrictive than the caret (^).
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