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[Tracking] Refactors prior to 1.x #660

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  1. self-assigned this
    on Mar 27, 2024
  2. pinned this issue on Jun 3, 2024
  3. austinm911 commented on Jun 4, 2024

    @austinm911

    Will you include #476 as it breaks the ESLint/Biome rule ?

  4. crutchcorn commented on Jun 4, 2024

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    @austinm911 there's nothing to fix there. You can choose which API you want to use

  5. JackRobards commented on Jun 4, 2024

    @JackRobards

    Hey there! First off, this library is awesome 🔥 - thanks for all the hard work on it.

    Is this ticket intended to be a sort of a Roadmap for important issues to fix before a 1.x release? I was looking around for a roadmap the other day and just found this issue.

    It would be nice to know what you all are thinking as far as an initial release timeline - if you have any plans. The library feels close to release to me and already seems very usable. I'm considering using it on a project but would like to be sure I'm not misunderstanding the state of the library first 😁.

  6. crutchcorn commented on Jun 27, 2024

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    @JackRobards as far as I am aware, these denote the only breaking changes left before we 1.0. I'm 80% confident (and growing every day) that we will not have to make any further breaking changes until this occurs.

    Once these are done, we will go from v0-beta (today) to v0-rc (stable, no breaking changes unless things go really wrong)

    However, this doesn't mark the only things I want to do prior to 1.x. During RC (or maybe before) I'd like to address:

    Once these issues are done, I think we're 1.x ready - pending integration with a production codebase.

    As an aside; I know 1.x has taken a long time to get here. This is because I wanted to wait until we were extremely confident in what we're shipping. I'm very happy with how things are going today, but don't want to ship a v1, then a v2, then a v3 quickly. I want us to stay stable for some time in the future.

  7. unpinned this issue on Jul 6, 2024
  8. crutchcorn commented on Jul 6, 2024

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    I'm happy to announce for anyone that's subscribed to this issue that we're officially in Release Candidate mode!

    If you'd like to track our progress to 1.x, I've made an issue here: #813

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