Hi Paul,
On Feb 8, 2013, at 1:22 PM, Paul Libbrecht <paul(a)hoplahup.net> wrote:
Doesn't the @deprecated annotation actually does
exactly the job?
(except it has to be interpreted as meaning something else than "old code", but
"do not use code").
@Deprecated means something different. It's about some code that you shouldn't use
because we no longer think it's good to use and it's going to be removed in the
future.
This is not what a @beta or @experimental annotation would mean. They would mean
"this is a new api that you can use but it's not stable yet and may change in the
future so be prepared to update your code if that happens".
Thanks
-Vincent
paul
On 8 févr. 2013, at 12:45, Thomas Mortagne wrote:
>> * Proposal 1 (internal package):
>> - Vincent
>> - Marius
>>
>> * Proposal 2 (experimental package)
>> - Caleb
>>
>> * Proposal 3 (@Beta/@Experimental annotation)
>> - Thomas
>> - Edy
>>
>> * Other proposal
>> - Denis (use 1) for small changes and only use RN to mark new module as
experimental)