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## Removing styles and variables
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Removing styles and SCSS variables can be a scary. How do you know if the thing you're deleting (or just planning to delete) isn't used in other projects? [Semantic versioning] provides us with an answer: We **don't** know, but we can use "major" version increments (from, say, `13.4.0` to `14.0.0`) to signal that the release includes potentially breaking changes. The rule is simple:
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Removing styles and SCSS variables can be scary. How do you know if the thing you're deleting (or just planning to delete) isn't used in other projects? [Semantic versioning] provides us with an answer: We **don't** know, but we can use "major" version increments (from, say, `13.4.0` to `14.0.0`) to signal that the release includes potentially breaking changes. The rule is simple:
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**Whenever we delete a CSS selector or SCSS variable, we will increment to the next major version.**
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