I have a hard time getting used to the "terminology" here. If 2i indexes are to be marked as deprecated and SAI is beta, then what is actually the index implementation we stand behind in the production? It is like we are "abandoning" the former but the latter is not bullet-proof yet. The signal it sends is that we don't have a non-deprecated bullet-proof index impl.
Maybe it is just about the wording and people are just fine running deprecated things knowing they are production-ready, what I am used to is that if something is deprecated, then there is always a replacement which is recommended. If there isn't a recommended replacement which can fully superseed the current implementation then we should mark it to be deprecated. I understand that you are trying to find some "common ground" / expressing that we are moving towards SAI but I am not sure the wording is entirely correct or we should be careful how we frame it. On Tue, Dec 10, 2024 at 12:01 PM Mick Semb Wever <m...@apache.org> wrote: > > A possibility with SAI is to mark it beta while also marking 2i as > > deprecated (and leaving SASI as marked). This sends a clear signal > > (imho) that SAI is the recommended solution forward but also being > > honest about its maturity and QA. > > > (and leaving SASI as marked *experimental*) >
