Async-storage: Legacy or v2 for a new app?

Created on 29 Apr 2020  路  2Comments  路  Source: react-native-async-storage/async-storage

@Krizzu Or anyone else that knows:

Should we use 1.9.0 or 2.0.0-rc.3 for a new project?

In https://github.com/react-native-community/async-storage/issues/113#issuecomment-612645670 you mention you'll be less active for v2. Is v2 in general less active? Is it considered final? I see more development on the v1 than the v2 branch.

What is the recommendation for new projects to use?

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v1 (master) - the production version of Async Storage.
Consider v2 as a side try-project, which has not been tested throughly. Legacy backend is indeed v1 underneath.

Is v2 in general less active?

I'm open for discussions/PRs, it's just that when I can, I spend time on v1.

What is the recommendation for new projects to use?

v1 is more likely to have bug fixes quicker than on v2 now, so I'd say go with former.

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v1 (master) - the production version of Async Storage.
Consider v2 as a side try-project, which has not been tested throughly. Legacy backend is indeed v1 underneath.

Is v2 in general less active?

I'm open for discussions/PRs, it's just that when I can, I spend time on v1.

What is the recommendation for new projects to use?

v1 is more likely to have bug fixes quicker than on v2 now, so I'd say go with former.

Thanks for the quick response! Sounds like v1 is the better option for now. We'll go with that!

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