Uwe Altmann wrote:
It should be possible from my point of view that some devs take
the responsibility to check new code to avoid api-breaks. And put
to the conscience of all devs that it should be a top priority to
avoid breaking the API-compatibility (no matter if they are made
in OOO or LO).
Hi Uwe, all,
breaking API has, and will happen everytime code is changed. It
happened for OOo, despite a much more heavy-weight development
process, and it will happen in future.
But there's a remedy - every extension author who's interested in
having his extension working is heavily encouraged to test it with
our nightly builds every once in a while:
http://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/
and flag every problem, preferrably with a well-researched bug
report - and even more preferrably show up on our dev list to help
isolate the problem. :)
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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