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Sure, you tell your customers that in so much time you'll be removing some feature. If you've got a large enough and popular enough OS, say, even so your codeb
by cryptonector 7y ago
Sure, you tell your customers that in so much time you'll be removing some feature. If you've got a large enough and popular enough OS, say, even so your codebase will get very large.
- akkartik 7y agoNo, you didn't understand what I meant. There is no single codebase serving all users. Some users are on v1, and they use its codebase. Some users are on v2, and they use its codebase. And on and on. There is no notion of removing features. All forks live forever. They just get updated less and less frequently over time. No single fork grows larger and larger over time.
- cryptonector 7y agoNo, that doesn't work.
- akkartik 7y agoIt may well be a bad idea. But I don't think you can be sure until we try it.