True, but it does seem like the best alternative here. If it's a SOAP API in 2005 for business customers, for example, then it sounds like the least bad option of the four (tell consumers to update, hold up the whole company's deployment, push negative ints, or push longs). I'm just saying that to me, it isn't hard to believe this was the best option here.
True, but it does seem like the best alternative here. If it's a SOAP API in 2005 for business customers, for example, then it sounds like the least bad option of the four (tell consumers to update, hold up the whole company's deployment, push negative ints, or push longs). I'm just saying that to me, it isn't hard to believe this was the best option here.