Itamar Shtull-Trauring:
Typically, unless the module has a docstring saying the API is stable, it probably isn't. There will usually be a backwards compatability layer if changes are made, though. Woven's been pretty good about that, and is now settling down into stability.
How comfortable should I be with these modules?
conch/__init__.py:This module is unstable.
conch/authorizer.py:This module is unstable.
conch/error.py:This module is unstable.
conch/identity.py:This module is unstable.
cred/authorizer.py:Stability: semi-stable
cred/identity.py:Stability: semi-stable
cred/perspective.py:Stability: semi-stable
cred/service.py:Stability: semi-stable
cred/util.py:Stability: semi-stable
internet/defer.py: API Stability: Unstable
internet/error.py:API Stability: semi-stable
internet/interfaces.py:API Stability: stable, other than IReactorUDP
(semi-stabl
e) and
internet/interfaces.py:IReactorMulticast (unstable).
internet/interfaces.py: This interface is semi-stable.
internet/interfaces.py: This interface is semi-stable.
internet/interfaces.py: This interface is semi-stable.
internet/protocol.py:API Stability: stable, other than ClientCreator.
internet/protocol.py: The API for this class is not stable.
internet/protocol.py: This class is unstable.
internet/protocol.py: This class is unstable.
internet/pyuisupport.py:API Stability: unstable
internet/stdio.py:API Stability: semi-stable
internet/tksupport.py:API Stability: semi-stable
internet/udp.py:API Stability: unstable
internet/win32eventreactor.py:API Stability: semi-stable
names/client.py:API Stability: Unstable
names/resolve.py:API Stability: Unstable
names/server.py:API Stability: Unstable
news/database.py:Stability: semi-stable
news/news.py:Stability: semi-stable
protocols/basic.py:API Stability: semi-stable.
protocols/dns.py:API Stability: Unstable
protocols/ftp.py:Stability: semi-stable
protocols/ftp.py: This class is unstable (it will be heavily
refactored to su
pport dynamic
protocols/ftp.py: This class is semi-stable.
protocols/http.py:API Stability: Server HTTP support is semi-stable,
client HTTP
is unstable.
protocols/imap4.py:API Stability: Semi-stable
protocols/irc.py:Stability: semi-stable.
protocols/msn.py:Stability: unstable.
protocols/nntp.py:Stability: semi-stable
protocols/oscar.py:This module is unstable.
protocols/policies.py: """Stability: Unstable"""
protocols/policies.py: """Stability: Unstable"""
protocols/policies.py: Stability: Unstable
protocols/policies.py: Stability: Unstable
python/roots.py:Stability: Unstable
runner/__init__.py:Stability: semi-stable
runner/inetd.py:Stability: semi-stable
runner/inetdtap.py:Stability: semi-stable
spread/__init__.py:Stability: semi-stable
spread/banana.py:Stability: semi-stable
spread/banana.py:Future Plans: This module is almost entirely stable.
The same
caveat applies
spread/flavors.py:Stability: semi-stable
spread/jelly.py:Stability: semi-stable
spread/newjelly.py:Stability: semi-stable
spread/pb.py:Stability: semi-stable
spread/publish.py:Stability: semi-stable
spread/refpath.py:Stability: semi-stable
web/guard.py:This code is unstable and will probably be reimplemented
at some point.
web/soap.py:API Stability: unstable
web/xmlrpc.py:API Stability: semi-stable
words/service.py:Future Plans: Woah boy. This module is incredibly
unstable. I
t has an
words/tendril.py:Stability: No more stable than
L{words