Hi Andrei,
The @ConsumerType annoation will be in future spec. Adding a method in an
interface is a major version change if the interface has the annoation of
@ConsumerType while it will be a minor change if the interface has the
annoation of @ProviderType.
In reality, most interfaces will fall
The @ConsumerType annoation will be in future spec. Adding a method
in an interface is a major version change if the interface has the
annoation of @ConsumerType while it will be a minor change if the
interface has the annoation of @ProviderType.
In reality, most interfaces will fall
I still disagree. As I mentioned in the call, most interfaces will be
provider type (implemented by service provider). If we assume them all to
be consumer type (listener pattern), we will bump the major version
unnecessarily when a new method is added. Our guess will be wrong 99% or
even more. I
On 13/04/13 23:56, Emily Jiang wrote:
I still disagree. As I mentioned in the call, most interfaces will be
provider type (implemented by service provider). If we assume them all
to be consumer type (listener pattern), we will bump the major version
unnecessarily when a new method is added.
On Apr 14, 2013, at 0:13 AM, Ferry Huberts maili...@hupie.com wrote:
On 13/04/13 23:56, Emily Jiang wrote:
I still disagree. As I mentioned in the call, most interfaces will be
provider type (implemented by service provider). If we assume them all
to be consumer type (listener pattern), we
