4 ms·
Makes sense. It takes time for new features to get traction and iron out any missing parts that the original RFC didn't think of. Lots of software projects alte
by kijin 5y ago
Makes sense. It takes time for new features to get traction and iron out any missing parts that the original RFC didn't think of. Lots of software projects alternate between new-feature releases and cleanup/bugfix/housekeeping releases. Users also like to have a period of stability before they need to change things up again.