Inspired by a conversation with @Dekkonot, I did some clean up work today and decided to finally cut a 1.0.0 release for irc. This library has been battle-tested for a long time at this point, and it's unlikely that I will meaningfully change the API going forward (which was the main reason we were still holding on to that 0.x.x status). If the API is forced to change because of tokio in the future, so be it, but hopefully we can maintain compatibility going forward (especially in light of the fact that this library really is under passive maintenance at this point since I am not using IRC for anything in my day-to-day life anymore).
Inspired by a conversation with @Dekkonot, I did some clean up work today and decided to finally cut a 1.0.0 release for
irc. This library has been battle-tested for a long time at this point, and it's unlikely that I will meaningfully change the API going forward (which was the main reason we were still holding on to that0.x.xstatus). If the API is forced to change because of tokio in the future, so be it, but hopefully we can maintain compatibility going forward (especially in light of the fact that this library really is under passive maintenance at this point since I am not using IRC for anything in my day-to-day life anymore).