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I'm surprised at the number of negative comments about updates. You don't have to update. It will keep working. It's not like you're going to miss out and be le
by AgentME 10y ago
I'm surprised at the number of negative comments about updates. You don't have to update. It will keep working. It's not like you're going to miss out and be left behind from some vast and vibrant react-router ecosystem. It's just a couple components that match strings up with other components and then barely matters to the rest of your application.
It's exciting that there are people out there experimenting endlessly to figure out the best APIs to build things with. Just because someone comes up with one idea doesn't mean they're wed to supporting it forever. Or for any amount of time: react-router v3 is open source and you can maintain it yourself if you like it or just want to stick with it but want more.
- Klathmon 10y agoNo need to maintain v3 yourself, they will be maintaining it for you. >We intend to keep supporting the 3.x branch indefinitely (published separately on npm to aid in migration), although there will likely not be any future major versions based on that code. 4.0 is the future, but we won't leave you hanging if you want to stick with 2.x/3.x.