For some of the responses the meaning of stable is not described in the README (would be great if that was added), however for /v2/versions/intermediary and for /v2/versions/yarn it is, and the current behavior does not match the described one. For both of them the description says:
https://meta.fabricmc.net/v2/versions/yarn returned that 1.14.3-pre2+build.10 is stable. This can be seen in the example response in the README, and I was seeing it at that time as well. However currently its value is false. It appears it is always setting the latest build as stable. While writing this issue, this is 1.14.3+build.9, however 1.14.3+build.8 or any other older build for that version is not stable despite it being for a release Minecraft version.
For some of the responses the meaning of
stableis not described in the README (would be great if that was added), however for/v2/versions/intermediaryand for/v2/versions/yarnit is, and the current behavior does not match the described one. For both of them the description says:However https://meta.fabricmc.net/v2/versions/intermediary has
stable: truefor all entries, even for the ones create for snapshot Minecraft versions.https://meta.fabricmc.net/v2/versions/yarn returned that
1.14.3-pre2+build.10is stable. This can be seen in the example response in the README, and I was seeing it at that time as well. However currently its value isfalse. It appears it is always setting the latest build asstable. While writing this issue, this is1.14.3+build.9, however1.14.3+build.8or any other older build for that version is not stable despite it being for a release Minecraft version.