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I read those comments a few days ago and I had no clue it was discontinued. FWIW, we actually shipped this API. When was this decision done? It would've been nice if Microsoft had communicated this to us developers as soon as it made this decision. Just a quick "Announcement" issue here on GitHub would've been enough. |
We just did. Static API was always under preview. Thank you for your interest. |
I plan to do the following:
Thanks for the feedback @rauhs we will include this in the next ML.NET blog post and release notes to make sure it is communicated to the community. |
@rauhs, this is very unfortunate and I personally like static APIs as well. However, we really don't have enough resource to maintain two sets of APIs and most people tend to user dynamic ones. We really appreciate your feedback. To prevernt it from happening again, all |
@rauhs The fact that API is preview is enough of a warning that it could change, or be removed, at any time. This is not a question of resource but principle, we need a good reason to maintain two sets of API doing the same thing. The feedback we got from customers was that static API was too complicated and we stopped development based on the very low demand. Hope this helps. |
Since we are closing Static API issues with "no development is being done on static API" (ex. #1153 (comment)), we should just remove the Static API code from the repo. If we need it again in the future, we can get it out of source control history. But there is no reason to build and maintain this code anymore.
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