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It really depends on whether the bug is in API or not. If it is not, it is likely that upgrading only the shared library is enough.
by nicce 4y ago
It really depends on whether the bug is in API or not. If it is not, it is likely that upgrading only the shared library is enough.
- convolvatron 4y agoHow lovely to live in a world where api contracts are absolute and complicated internal behaviors never conflict in unforeseen ways. We’ve really gotten on top of the software complexity problem
- hedora 4y agoThat's exactly the problem deb files and apt solve (via integration testing and documenting antidependences.)
- arinlen 4y ago> How lovely to live in a world where api contracts are absolute and complicated internal behaviors never conflict in unforeseen ways. Some libraries managed to preserve API contracts throughout the years just fine. Even in C++, a language which does not establish a standard ABI, has frameworks which have not been breaking the ABI throughout multiple releases, such as Qt.