feat(jsii-diff): also check stability transitions#592
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Once an API element is marked @stable, it is not allowed to retract that stability guarantee anymore by changing it back to @experimental. This is now verified by `jsii-diff`. This was always intended to be checked, but was missed as an oversight in the initial implementation.
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| // Nothing to do in these cases | ||
| if (original.docs.stability === undefined || original.docs.stability === updated.docs.stability) { return; } | ||
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| // Not allowed to disavow stability |
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Is that the case where stability is inherited? What happens if you change the stability of the oRent module/type, is it inherited by the Jsii compiler! Can we evened even have an undefined stability for an api?
Also, wasn’t this what we wanted to do for the CFN layer?
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Inheritance has already been calculated at this level. I thought for the CFN layer we introduce a new explicit stability level (imported), not (nothing).
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Once an API element is marked @stable, it is not allowed to
retract that stability guarantee anymore by changing it back to
@experimental. This is now verified by
jsii-diff.This was always intended to be checked, but was missed as an oversight
in the initial implementation.
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