You can easily refer to a version by specifying it via hash
some-user/some-module#1.0.0
Now this is not very robust, as it does not manually incriment semver. That being said a module it not a git repo. There are pre-publish hooks that can be used to execute scripts before publishing. Further, tracking off of git introduces an entirely new set of problems from tracking tar balls. I can see why the team would not be particularly interested in investing time in it.
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You can easily refer to a version by specifying it via hash
some-user/some-module#1.0.0
Now this is not very robust, as it does not manually incriment semver. That being said a module it not a git repo. There are pre-publish hooks that can be used to execute scripts before publishing. Further, tracking off of git introduces an entirely new set of problems from tracking tar balls. I can see why the team would not be particularly interested in investing time in it.
That was the parent's criticism. Other systems do increment semver.