Hello,
Per Process for aliases, auto-connections and tracks 2, we need a 1-week voting/discussion period, so I’ll check back on the discussion and votes in a few days.
I have four questions before casting my vote.
- What’s
mtk-neuropilot
’s release cadence, how often is a new major version (potentially requiring a new track) released? Is this documented somewhere by upstream? - Is there some commitment from upstream on maintenance of old versions?
- Are new versions backwards-incompatible? Meaning, if I was running
g1200
and try to installg700
, will that just work, or do I need to migrate my data/configuration, or will things break horribly? - Is there a possibility of introducing a new set of changes for a specific hardware board, that could potentially require a new track only for that board? E.g. Say I’m using
g1200
and a new version ofmtk-neuropilot
is released that’s backward-incompatible with the existing version forg1200
. New tracks forg1200
(e.g.g1200-a
) would then need to be created, for every such case, no?
Thanks,
Odysseus