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Supported Versions
Only the current minor version is supported. When a new release is made, the previous version is no longer supported.
Always ensure that the latest release is used in a project. All other versions previously are considered "end of life" upon a new release.
As much possible, patch releases should be backwards compatible with previous releases.
Minor and major releases might contain backwards incompatible API changes.
Wherever possible, a backwards compatible API will be left in place and marked as deprecated to inform consumers that the API is no longer recommended for use. Deprecation comments will include the version in which the API was first deprecated, the suggested replacement and the version that is scheduled to remove the code. Once an API is marked as deprecated, it will be left in place until the next minor or major release.
For example, an API marked @deprecated since 1.0.0 would be subject for removal in a 1.1.0 or 2.0.0 release.