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It has nothing to do with experimental status; rather, some efforts like React Native concern platforms that constantly introduce new OS versions with new and d
by eurasiantiger 5y ago
It has nothing to do with experimental status; rather, some efforts like React Native concern platforms that constantly introduce new OS versions with new and deprecated APIs. It doesn’t make sense to pin versions to device generations when there are half a dozen different vendors to account for: if changes to one platform mandate breaking changes, all platforms would be affected anyway, and any platform can change at any time. Since new devices are first adopted by people with lots of money, developers have an incentive to stay as current as possible, so the point of pinning to device versions or generations is completely moot.
- pornel 5y agoIn semver terms that means increasing semver-major. Instead of 0.x.y you do x.y.z. There's no rule in semver that says you need to stay on 1.x forever.
- eurasiantiger 5y agoIt’s just that version 724.1.2 might look weird in some eyes.