Yes, my experience with upgrading large code bases to new point releases is that no changes are required. Kris, if your experience with point releases has been otherwise, it would be good to hear about specific issues since those releases are strictly bug fix releases. Perhaps you are talking about the last major upgrade from 0.2.x. to 0.3.x?
On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 8:25 AM, Tony Kelman <[email protected]> wrote: > > I've been developing Julia code since release v0.3.7. Unfortunately > this isn't the first time that I lose many hours having to figure out why > something that works in one release stops working in a subsequent one. > > This surprises me. 0.4.0 is the only release that was intended to be > breaking in any meaningful way since 0.3.0. Every point release > announcement has said "We would like to get feedback if someone has a > working program that breaks after this upgrade." I meant that seriously, if > an unintended breaking change was made in any of the 0.3.x series and an > issue was reported about it, we would find a way to fix it (for example, > there was a problem in the embedding API that led us to put out 0.3.5 on an > accelerated schedule to fix it). The same holds for 0.4.x relative to 0.4.0. >
