text, warp and blaze-builder

[Edward Kmett]

The idea is that exposing a new function can be defended against by the user by using qualified imports. If you don't use qualified imports then minor version changes CAN break your code, even bough they rarely will.

If a something new is exposed in a module users were already importing like that it should be a minor bump so that users can defend themselves if they are sufficiently paranoid.

-Edward

> On Dec 10, 2013, at 3:20 AM, harry <voldermort at hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Erik Hesselink wrote
>> Why make this a major bump? If it only exposes new things, it should
>> only have to be a minor bump, right?
> 
> I just had a build break because a module I was importing exposed a new
> function that clashed with an existing function from a different module.
> Should potential build-breakers be a minor bump?
> 
> 
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