build(revapi): Verify API/ABI compatibility during build #246
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Description of changes:
As mentioned in #223 (comment):
This PR adds the revapi gradle plugin so that API/ABI compatibility is checked during the build (more specifically during
./gradlew check). Whenever changes are introduced, the plugin verifies against the latest version (currently 1.2.4) and fails the build in case the are API/ABI incompatibilities. Breaking changes can be accepted as documented in the Contribution guide.Since there are many breaking changes for v2, they are currently accepted in the CI build. Once v2 is released, it the check on CI build should be commented in order to guarantee a stable API/ABI.
Here is a list of breaking changes since 1.2.4: revapi.yml
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