Closed Kiddinglife closed 2 years ago
Just wondering how stable Quinn is now. Anyway, will close this issue ticket.
In large parts of the Rust ecosystem, there's limited correlation between whether an API/library is stable or not and whether it has a version number smaller or greater than 1.0. I like to think Quinn is pretty stable; we do occasionally release some breaking API changes but our high-level APIs have not changed much over time.
Right, there are no high-impact breaking changes expected for the foreseeable future, though there will likely continue to be occasional minor technical breaks. We invest significant effort in forwards-compatible API design.
Probably when we've gone a few significant releases without a breaking change. Why?