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But I worry that pointing out some of the stuff we're fixing just makes us look bad since it's mostly "oh we shouldn't have let folks couple to this, we need something more abstract than what we have". And we don't expect most users to be affected...
At the same time I'm worried about the optics of having a 2.0 at all. It's been just over a year since 1.0 (probably 18 months when 2.0 ships). I want to make sure folks can see this is because of our commitment to semver, not because we plan on breaking stuff annually.
It's also unfortunate that we're going to force a lot of libraries to do a new release with `diesel = ">= 1.0, < 3.0"` but that's unavoidable since these changes might actually break libraries
I guess at the end of the day this is what some of the anti-semver folks complain about. I don't expect this to affect 99% of our users. But I do expect it to break *some* folks (especially libraries), so I think it's important to communicate that in our versioning
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