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The library is not the newest one, so it is by definition, old.
by gsich 7y ago
The library is not the newest one, so it is by definition, old.
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agoSorta, but most people mean "obsolete, shouldn't use" when they say old. For instance, postgres currently has 5 in-support versions going back to 9.4; are 9.4-10 "old"?
- couchand 7y agoA library version with unfixed security vulnerabilities absolutely should be classified as "shouldn't use".
- Redoubts 7y agoPostgres without upsert is definitely old.
- justinclift 7y ago9.4 is definitely "old". You can use it if you want, and it has support (for now), but it's not a good idea to base new projects on it unless they're likely short term. ;)