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    Modules Marked "May Change"

    To be able to introduce new modules and APIs without freezing them the moment they are released we have introduced the term may change.

    Concretely may change means that an API or module is in early access mode and that it:

    • is not guaranteed to be binary compatible in minor releases
    • may have its API change in breaking ways in minor releases
    • may be entirely dropped from Akka in a minor release

    Complete modules can be marked as may change, this will can be found in their module description and in the docs.

    Individual public APIs can be annotated with Akka.Annotations.ApiMayChange to signal that it has less guarantees than the rest of the module it lives in. Please use such methods and classes with care, however if you see such APIs that is the best point in time to try them out and provide feedback (e.g. using the akka-user mailing list, GitHub issues or Gitter) before they are frozen as fully stable API.

    Best effort migration guides may be provided, but this is decided on a case-by-case basis for may change modules.

    The purpose of this is to be able to release features early and make them easily available and improve based on feedback, or even discover that the module or API wasn't useful.

    These are the current complete modules marked as may change:

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