Define "backwards incompatibility"
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means the development team must be very careful not to break this
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means the development team must be very careful not to break this
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existing 3rd party code with new releases.
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existing 3rd party code with new releases.
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This PEP takes the perspective that "backwards incompatibility" means
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preexisting code ceases to comparatively function after a change. It is
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acknowledged that this is not a concrete definition, but the expectation
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is people in general understand what is meant by
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"backwards incompatibility", and if they are unsure they may ask the
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Python development team and/or steering council for guidance.
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Backwards Compatibility Rules
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Backwards Compatibility Rules
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