Current Codebase Stability?

[RacerDelux]

How stable is the current codebase in terms of breaking changes and refactoring required during upgrades? Are there any areas where we should expect significant API or architectural changes, or are most of the public facing interfaces relatively close to their final form, with the remaining work focused primarily on internal implementation details?

[AnnaSasDev]

How stable is the current codebase in terms of breaking changes and refactoring required during upgrades? Are there any areas where we should expect significant API or architectural changes, or are most of the public facing interfaces relatively close to their final form, with the remaining work focused primarily on internal implementation details?

With the current latest 0.50.0+ work, that involved a lot of the rewrite of the underlying feature system, most public facing API was preserved, and that which was changed was done so to allign with overall better naming conventions. This is also the reason why I jumped from 0.13.0 to 0.50.0 as it was a major jump in how the general library was structured and designed. It isn't up to a full 1.0.0 release yet as some systems are still untested or unable to be properly verified to be working on all platforms.

All functionality as it currently is written should have their API remain stable for the forseeable future and most public facing interfaces are relatively close to their final form. Though, there are still some stuff that needs to be worked on, like proper async methods that interact with the native c++ in a better way than they currently are, or the dialog and notification systems. This shouldn't have impact on most users who use this library as it is intended to be used as these reworks should mostly involve under the hood stuff.

[AnnaSasDev]

Probably the one feature in this library that will see a major redesign at some point is the packing tool, to pack an app into one .exe file. Though at the moment I would not know what the new parameters, if there would even be, would look like.

[RacerDelux]

I really appreciate your response and work on the project!