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If we're talking SemVer then 1.0 only means a commitment to a public interface. It doesn't mean the code has no more bugs and ready for use in a spaceship. Con
by losvedir 3y ago
If we're talking SemVer then 1.0 only means a commitment to a public interface. It doesn't mean the code has no more bugs and ready for use in a spaceship.
Conversely, taking on a dependency prior to its 1.0 just means you're on the hook for dealing with API changes as they come up. But as long as the API you expose doesn't change, it's fine to be on 1.0 yourself.