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1.0 was released in _November_, it's not even been two months. This is quite discouraging
by cheapsteak 11y ago
1.0 was released in _November_, it's not even been two months.
This is quite discouraging
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]
- taion 11y agoThe community consensus is that deprecation warnings don't strictly require major version bumps. That said, the React Router 2.x release does also include a few actual breaking changes to APIs that were only used by integrations - which is to say that 2.x is a minor release for end users, but is a major release from the perspective of maintainers of packages like react-router-relay or redux-simple-router.
- mambodog 11y agoOn the other hand, the team seem committed to making upgrading easy, with automated codemods for breaking API changes where possible.
- cheapsteak 11y agoWhile that is commendable, I do worry if that would actually encourage more breaking changes as they'll just need to update the codemods.
- timdorr 11y agoNode has been upgrading quickly too. Counting io.js: 4.0.0 -> 5.0.0 - 7 weeks 3.0.0 -> 4.0.0 - 5 weeks 2.0.0 -> 3.0.0 - 3 months Semver will do that :)
- cheapsteak 11y agoApologies, I missed perhaps the most important sentence > It's hard to imagine the top-level API changing much after this. Very glad to hear that and hope it will indeed become stable after this