> It might not be obvious how much effort it takes to manage bugfixes in dependencies where every few weeks there's a new breaking API change in egui/winit/wgpu, and while these probably seem extremely minor to those who spend all their time building an engine on top of said libraries, sinking a day or two in figuring things out and fixing stuff on every release is a gigantic waste of time in my view.
That's insane. For comparison SDL does breaking API changes every ~10 years (and they implement the previous version's API as a wrapper around the current version's API to support legacy software). Maybe the egui/winit/wgpu devs just expect that every end-user will just pin their package versions for the duration of a project, but it seems like a real burden for devs of libraries like Comfy that depend on them.
That's insane. For comparison SDL does breaking API changes every ~10 years (and they implement the previous version's API as a wrapper around the current version's API to support legacy software). Maybe the egui/winit/wgpu devs just expect that every end-user will just pin their package versions for the duration of a project, but it seems like a real burden for devs of libraries like Comfy that depend on them.