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It makes sense as long as forward and backward compatibility are maintained perfectly. If a future version of the runtime breaks something in your application y
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
It makes sense as long as forward and backward compatibility are maintained perfectly. If a future version of the runtime breaks something in your application you suddenly lose a lot of the value of this kind of packaging. Ditto if you make an application that uses features only available in the latest runtime.
- neodymiumphish 6y agoI imagine you could declare which runtime version is known to work, and then force a compatibility mode with that declaration?
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoSure, but ask yourself why that isn't true of every library and runtime that exists today and you'll see how messy reality messes up the theory.