The devs have pretty much said they are just changing their numbering, as up to now they have had 0.17, 0.18, 0.19 and these were all major updates, 1.0 is just a move to make managing versions easier I think they said.
Technically they were pre-releases and 1.0 is the first proper release. They’re also talking about maybe giving guarantees about API stability and security backports with 1.0.
Major version leaps always make things better and never come with regressions or issues, so I think we can be confident that it will.
I’ll honestly have to wrestle with myself not to install 1.0 as soon as it’s released instead of waiting for 1.0.2.
The devs have pretty much said they are just changing their numbering, as up to now they have had 0.17, 0.18, 0.19 and these were all major updates, 1.0 is just a move to make managing versions easier I think they said.
Technically they were pre-releases and 1.0 is the first proper release. They’re also talking about maybe giving guarantees about API stability and security backports with 1.0.