Not really as this is part of you project.

What I meant earlier is that if you are publishing on `bower` and/or `npm`, you don't need to burn the version number in the filename. Basically you don't need to handle your version number manually at all.

You should only update respectively your `bower.json` and and `package.json` when doing a release.
Then user `install` or `update`, and that's it.

You can take a look at several project using both `bower` and `npm`, [jQuery] would be the most famous. They build `dist/jquery.js` and `dist/jquery.min.js` and only rely on `bower`/`npm` to manage the version.

[jQuery]: https://github.com/jquery/jquery