Not that secret. As to why: I think we just wanted to have enough time before having to deal with clashing with the 4.0 numbers.
The next couple of major releases will most likely be 3.3 and 3.4. We will probably skip 3.5 and 3.9 to avoid confusion for the same reason we don't want to conflict with 4.0. In any case there are probably as many reasons as there were people discussing.
The real version numbers (the 3.2 is just a PR number) are much more important as programs rely on these numbers to do the right thing. We are now at 47.
The next couple of major releases will most likely be 3.3 and 3.4. We will probably skip 3.5 and 3.9 to avoid confusion for the same reason we don't want to conflict with 4.0. In any case there are probably as many reasons as there were people discussing.
The real version numbers (the 3.2 is just a PR number) are much more important as programs rely on these numbers to do the right thing. We are now at 47.
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