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1.0 #769

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casey opened this issue Mar 25, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1112
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1.0 #769

casey opened this issue Mar 25, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1112
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casey commented Mar 25, 2021

Just 1.0 will be released on 2022-01-01 (jk, now aiming for 2022-02-22). The main "feature" of 1.0 will be a strong commitment to stability. This includes:

  • Source compatibility. Justfiles won't stop compiling in any future release.
  • Semantic compatibility. Justfiles won't work differently in any future release.
  • Invocation compatibility. Just command-line invocations won't change or break with any future release.
  • No successor. If there are any highly desirable breaking changes, they will be introduced in a backwards compatible way similar to Rust's edition system.

There will be one backwards incompatible change:

Another backwards incompatible change that is being contemplated is removing all use of cygpath on Windows. See #984 for an example of how the current behavior is confusing.

Other backwards incompatible changes that were considered, but abandoned, are:

After 1.0 is released, I should make the version prominent in the readme, and also document the stability commitment in the readme.

@casey casey added this to the 1.0 milestone Mar 25, 2021
@casey casey changed the title Come up with Just 1.0 stability guarantees 1.0 Planning Mar 26, 2021
@casey casey changed the title 1.0 Planning 1.0 Mar 29, 2021
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