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This is an example of when not to set a limit. There wasn’t a previous commitment to maintain v3, so why add one now? And why only 2? If they intend to maintai
by prepend 4y ago
This is an example of when not to set a limit. There wasn’t a previous commitment to maintain v3, so why add one now? And why only 2?
If they intend to maintain them for 10 years then don’t set a specific timeframe and just stick to whatever their current nebulous language is.
- timrogers 4y agoAuthor here. We just wanted to provide a guarantee to reassure users that the introduction of API versioning wasn't going to mean rapid deprecations of versions. We thought that giving a guaranteed minimum lifetime was a reasonable way to do that.