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As far as I know, Gorhill has no interest in porting it to use a separate API, so effectively it will stop working even if in theory you could have a more limit
by danShumway 6y ago
As far as I know, Gorhill has no interest in porting it to use a separate API, so effectively it will stop working even if in theory you could have a more limited fork.
I might be wrong on that though, please jump in if there are plans I don't know about.
It's surprising to me that Microsoft is planning to deprecate the old API, I thought their plan was to support both in parallel. Surprising and disappointing, I haven't seen any indication that the fundamental problems with the declarative API were ever addressed.
- kgwxd 6y agoI don't think it's that Gorhill doesn't want to port to a separate API, it's that they have no interest in making a crippled blocker.