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RxJava 1.x end-of-life
See original GitHub issueThe end-of-life for the RxJava 1.x version is nearing, March 31, 2018. However, there are still a bunch of components marked as @Beta or @Experimental. Most of these have been made standard in 2.x from the beginning and users are encouraged to upgrade for some time now anyway.
There could be a final 1.4 release where these components are promoted to standard, however, the remaining 1-1.5 months aren’t really that much time for support if some very latecommers start using them and find bugs.
Alternatively, the RxJava 1.x era could simply end with a 1.3.x patch version and without any promotion.
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I’d keep
@Betaand@Experimentalannotations as is, end-of-life is end-of-life. Less changes we do - less we need to worry about.Closing via 1.3.8. No changes to the tags.