Greetings, email consumers! The mobile tech leads met today (Wednesday, Jan 16, NA/EU timezones). The focus of the discussion <https://docs.google.com/document/d/13ZqcDtmedjAykVveOlZSFYP5tWi2i6G5dCzUuHEBY0U/edit#heading=h.m7duoup0xkkh> was around semver (semantic versioning <https://semver.org/>) and specifically how best to follow semver for libraries, like many of the Android Components, that themselves aggregate other libraries (including Application Services libraries). The discussion was broad, but two counter-balancing points are worth surfacing:
1. Cutting a 1.0 release may help library consumers because it moves the library into the "stable mainline" semver path and out of the "unstable 0.x" semver path. 2. Conversely, cutting a 1.0 release before some significant consumers arrive to the party risks destabilizing what is supposed to be a "stable mainline" library. Matt Miller will be driving a broader conversation about versioning and other facets of our library ecosystem in the next few weeks and will be actively soliciting your feedback -- or you can drop a line to him now. Yours in email-ing all the news that's fit to email, Nick
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