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    1. Ryan Florence‏ @ryanflorence 8 Dec 2015
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      Add new API with warnings for old API in ___, drop old API in ___.

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    2. Jo Liss‏ @jo_liss 8 Dec 2015
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      @ryanflorence I've come to think "2.0, 2.1" is the right answer, even though "1.x, 2.0" seems more obvious at first. Here's why:

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    3. Jo Liss‏ @jo_liss 8 Dec 2015
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      @ryanflorence Say your library A is consumed by *another* library B, and B depends on A 1.x.

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    4. Jo Liss‏ @jo_liss 8 Dec 2015
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      @ryanflorence Then if B is used with A 1.9, a user C (e.g. an app) of B will get lots of warnings from A that they can do nothing about.

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    5. Jo Liss‏ @jo_liss 8 Dec 2015
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      @ryanflorence So now B gets bug reports saying "please fix those warnings", which they can't fix without bumping the A dep's minimum ver.

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    6. Jo Liss‏ @jo_liss 8 Dec 2015
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      @ryanflorence So if you introduce warnings in 1.x, you make life hard for the maintainers of B. No such problem if you introduce them in 2.0

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    7. Ryan Florence‏ @ryanflorence 8 Dec 2015
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      @jo_liss yeah, I also think it should be 2.0, then 2.1 drop backwards compat, but the poll shows you and I are alone so far.

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      Sebastian‏Verified account @sebmck 8 Dec 2015
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      @ryanflorence @jo_liss that breaks semver. breaking changes need to be made in a major version.

      7:55 AM - 8 Dec 2015
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        2. Ryan Florence‏ @ryanflorence 8 Dec 2015
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          @sebmck @jo_liss I'm trying to define "breaking change"

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        2. Michael Jackson‏ @mjackson 8 Dec 2015
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          @sebmck @ryanflorence @jo_liss the question is whether deprecation is a breaking change. Some say yes because of warnings.

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        2. Jo Liss‏ @jo_liss 8 Dec 2015
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          @sebmck @ryanflorence In practice, if warning in 2.0 says "x is deprecated & will be removed in 2.1", does the removal cause any problems?

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        3. John Brett @  🇮🇪‏ @johnbrett_ 8 Dec 2015
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          @jo_liss @sebmck @ryanflorence major version bump should happen on removal. Anything I can use in 2.0 should work in 2.1..as I understand it

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        2. Dustan Kasten‏ @iamdustan 8 Dec 2015
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          @sebmck @ryanflorence @jo_liss semver assumes all breaking changes are knowable, which isn’t a safe assumption nor reflective of reality.

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        3. Dustan Kasten‏ @iamdustan 8 Dec 2015
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          @sebmck @ryanflorence @jo_liss the versioning scheme of react < 1.0 and what @ryanflorence are proposing is much more sensible, IMO

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