The story is that it must not matter which edition a library was compiled with - it's the boundary layer at which different editions interoperate with eachother.
Provided everything is available in source code, there are no semantic changes on the boundary level, or standard library types being used on the library public API that changed across editions.
The story is that it must not matter which edition a library was compiled with - it's the boundary layer at which different editions interoperate with eachother.
Provided everything is available in source code, there are no semantic changes on the boundary level, or standard library types being used on the library public API that changed across editions.
No. Not provided any of that. Must not matter really does mean "must not matter" here.
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