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Document per-item versions using @since gates#78
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@pchickey yeah I think that makes sense to me - though WebAssembly/wasi-sockets#102 has already been merged, so I think we might not do that entirely. |
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Depends on WebAssembly/component-model#332 to be merged first. This documents the stability of all items using the
@sincegate notation, enabling WIT documents to be updated over time without major compatibility hazards.For an overview of how this would apply to all existing WASI APIs, including the unstable
timezoneAPI, see WebAssembly/WASI#604. Thanks!