Thanks for the clarification.
On Wed, May 3, 2023 at 1:16 PM Yangze Guo wrote:
> Hi, Anuj,
>
> - Classes annotated with @Internal are not public API and thus might
> change across any two releases.
> - Classes annotated with @Experimental are for experimental use. They
> can be changed across an
Hi, Anuj,
- Classes annotated with @Internal are not public API and thus might
change across any two releases.
- Classes annotated with @Experimental are for experimental use. They
can be changed across any two releases as well.
- Classes annotated with @PublicEvolving are intended for public use.
Hi Community,
I saw some flink classes annotated with
@Experimental
@PublicEvolving
@Internal
What do these annotations mean? Can I use these classes in production?
How the class APIs would evolve in future. Can they break backward
compatibility in terms of API declaration or implementation, in mi
