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Right now, one version of a Haskell package supports multiple versions of the C++ library. Alternatively, we could tie releases of the Haskell packages to releases of the C++ library more closely, but I think the current approach is better.
What we should definitely do is describe the relationship between versions of the Haskell packages and the C++ library, and how we in general approach support the C++ libraries.
Some questions we should answer:
- What is the relationship between the version of the Haskell package and the version of the C++ library?
- Do we always provide bindings to functions that are only available on some versions of the C++ library? Or, in other words, how are newly exposed C++ entities supported?
- How do deprecations in the C++ library relate to deprecations in the Haskell package?
- Are the answers to these questions different for different Haskell packages?
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botan-bindingsRelated to the botan-bindings packageRelated to the botan-bindings packagebotan-lowRelated to the botan-low packageRelated to the botan-low packagedocumentationImprovements or additions to documentationImprovements or additions to documentationpriority: high