02.06.2019, 16:34, "Manuel Bergler" <bergle...@gmail.com>: > Due to Hyrum's law [0], even with stricter guarantees there will > always be someone for which migration is a non-trivial amount of work. > The only way to avoid that is to change nothing, ever. I personally > also don't understand why people would expect getting shiny new > features of a new minor release without having to pay a cost of > migrating their code over. I believe that as long as the benefit of > the new features outweighs the cost of migration then people will be > willing to migrate anyway. I myself don't mind the 2 weeks it took so > far to upgrade from Qt 5.9 to Qt 5.12 in our project, that's just the > cost of progress...
In open source world Qt version is not easily chosen by developer. If Qt updates are source-incompatible, distributions will stuck with old Qt as long as possible to avoid massive breakages, and if new version of your app requeres newer Qt than what is shipped by distribution, users will get older version which is still compatible. -- Regards, Konstantin _______________________________________________ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/development
