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You seem to imply there is something wrong with that.. As long as you bump the version number and support the old version for bug fixes, it ends up being the be
by yazaddaruvala 12y ago
You seem to imply there is something wrong with that.. As long as you bump the version number and support the old version for bug fixes, it ends up being the best way to move the world forward.
- davidw 12y agoI tried to keep my comment kind of neutral, actually. There are advantages and disadvantages, and the Ruby community does pretty well, by and large.
- ufmace 12y agoI am a fan of Rails and am doing some work on it, but it's pretty clear that while Rails is bumping version numbers cleanly, they aren't putting all that much work into supporting older versions. Github has been doing their own work backporting security patches to Rails 2.3 for years.