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A Friendly Note on Which AMS Version to Use #707
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ready, but it's not. You probably don't want to use it yet. | ||
ready, but it's not. You probably don't want to use it yet. As such, we recommend | ||
that any new projects you start use the latest `0.8.x` version of this gem. This | ||
version is most widely used, and will most closely resemble the forthcoming release. |
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My 2c is that "is the most widely used" would sound better to me.
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Bump |
I there a roadmap to the 0.10.0 release? |
There isn't currently a timeline, but @kurko 's employer is chipping in with some time, so hopefully it will all continue steadily along. |
And @jherdman , we need the 'the' and I'll click merge :) |
Per the discussion in rails-api#702, I figured it might be nice to note which version of AMS is recommended to be used in new projects.
Updated! Many thanks. |
A Friendly Note on Which AMS Version to Use
Thank you! :D |
Per the discussion in #702, I figured it might be nice to note which version of AMS is recommended to be used in new projects.