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Currently as per https://github.com/dapr/proposals/blob/main/guides/api-design.md#api-lifecycle-expectations, Beta is a lifecycle stage for Dapr APIs.
The main advantages that I see here are that there are multiple different requirements that are needed to be completed to move an API from Alpha to Stable.
Beta is a stage that is in between Alpha and Stable and gives a guarantee to the users that the API will not be removed and will be worked on to make it stable. If an API moves into Beta, the intention is that it will continue on to become stable and not be removed
But there are some open questions as well.
How will a Beta API be implemented and surfaced to the user? (v1.0-beta1 ? similar to v1.0-alpha1 in HTTP and in gRPC with a Beta suffix?)
Does moving from Beta to Stable require a breaking change or will Beta API still continue to exist for a couple of releases after Stable API is available?
cc @dapr/maintainers-dapr @dapr/maintainers-components-contrib thoughts?
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@mukundansundar should we also add a minimum N release criteria from beta to stable? There does not seem to be any official recommendation on it, and it's good to have some 'baking' time.
Should Beta be an API lifecycle stage?
Currently as per https://github.com/dapr/proposals/blob/main/guides/api-design.md#api-lifecycle-expectations, Beta is a lifecycle stage for Dapr APIs.
The main advantages that I see here are that there are multiple different requirements that are needed to be completed to move an API from Alpha to Stable.
Beta is a stage that is in between Alpha and Stable and gives a guarantee to the users that the API will not be removed and will be worked on to make it stable.
If an API moves into Beta, the intention is that it will continue on to become stable and not be removed
But there are some open questions as well.
cc @dapr/maintainers-dapr @dapr/maintainers-components-contrib thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: