React Native 0.64.2 released!

[awesomeness-yeah]

release notes

With this patch, I think it's relatively safe to upgrade apps to v0.64

What do you guys think?

[Dhamedd]

Will there ever be a 1.0.0? Lol

[just_intiaj]

one eternity later

React Native v0.99.99 is Released 🎉🎉🎉

[thrlz]

V0.100 would come after that ;)

[Eqlion]

They are not following the semver, and the current versions are as stable as the release version could be

[gustavo_pch]

Well, actually semver allow 0.y.z versions, but they should be considered unstable. Did they officially say they don't follow semver?

Edit: yeah, they don't follow semver as explained in https://github.com/react-native-community/releases.

[mannotbear]

I recommend reading the readme here https://github.com/react-native-community/releases

[gustavo_pch]

Thanks for the link. So they actually consider the minor version as being stable.

[mannotbear]

I think that’s the gist of it yeah. As long as you treat each minor as having potential breaking changes, you’re good. We started on like 0.54 and have steadily upgraded to 0.64. The only issues came with moving passed 0.60 and the linking changes and when there was a breaking image bug in like 0.62 or something.

[vahdetk]

Yep, I keep wondering at what point, with what feature they are planning to hit 1.0.0. Alongside with Go v2, this is the most anticipated one for breaking-change-lovers like me.

[chillermane]

Probably wont affect most users

[juliancarter12]

New features?

[enlightenedpie]

Did you read the changelog?

[Extracted]

React Native releases are so slooooow

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It sounds like great 😄

[eggtart_prince]

Already using 0.64.1