On Monday, June 22, 2015 at 6:19:27 AM UTC-5, Jens wrote:
That seems like a strange policy. Microsoft always provides backward compatibility when releasing a new version of Windows, and you don't expect existing Linux software to break when you upgrade. Browser upgrades that bump JS/ECMAScript versions typically preserve existing behavior as well.
-- Say WHAT!? JSNI is going to be removed!? They realize that's going to break a bunch of existing code, right?It only breaks if you upgrade to GWT 3.0 and GWT 3.0 is expected to be a very breaking upgrade. So a lot of code will simply stay at GWT 2.8.-- J.
That seems like a strange policy. Microsoft always provides backward compatibility when releasing a new version of Windows, and you don't expect existing Linux software to break when you upgrade. Browser upgrades that bump JS/ECMAScript versions typically preserve existing behavior as well.
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