Shipping breaking changes
Read OriginalThis article discusses the significant impact breaking changes have on users of software libraries, forcing them to do unscheduled work. It outlines good and poor reasons for introducing breaking changes and provides strategies for managing them, such as using migration guides, deprecation warnings, and keeping change counts low even in major releases.
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