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Expand Up @@ -67,3 +67,13 @@ A: Because the API file isn’t technically bugged; it simply uses features that
Q: Does that mean those strange patches will stay forever?

A: No, at some point, we may upgrade every generator and release new major versions of all relevant SDKs. However, when this happens, we’ll still need to maintain the older SDK versions for a while.

Q: What are recurring bugs that occur during SDK releases?

A: So far, we have encountered two types of bugs that typically break SDK releases
- usage of new features in openapi, that are not supported by generators.
- CI breaks due to an outdated dependency

Q: Why are the hack in ruby ?

A: There is no particular reason. The hacks are very small and could have been written in any language that supports YAML