[DOCS] No mention of ranges such as >3.

[coreyfarrell]

$ node -e "console.log(require('semver').Range('>3'))"
Range {
  options: { loose: false, includePrerelease: false },
  loose: false,
  includePrerelease: false,
  raw: '>3',
  set: [ [ [Comparator] ] ],
  range: '>=4.0.0' }

This behavior of the greater than range with missing minor/patch is not documented. Based on the documentation I had expected that >3 and >3.0.0 were the same range.

A similar thing happens with >3.0 becoming >=3.1.0, though >3.0.0 remains >3.0.0.

[isaacs]

Yes, this should be documented, but kind of makes sense if you think about it. >3.x means "greater than any version matching 3.x", so if 3.0.1 matched it, then that would be surprising, since 3.0.1 isn't "greater than" 3.x, it is 3.x.

[isaacs]

Also, >n should be equivalent to >=(n+1) so >3 should be equivalent to >=4

[coreyfarrell]

Thank you for the 'greater than any version matching 3.x' explanation, that makes sense to me. Ultimately >3 is the same as >3.x or >3.x.x, not the same as >3.0 or >3.0.0.