>> I can’t help but imagine whether Google Cloud’s low market share is related to this. If the internal culture is that clients must act multiple times a month to deal with impending breaking migrations, at least some of that attitude likely falls on external customers.
We've been GCP customers for five years and I can't recall offhand an instance of a forced migration due to a breaking change. They give a lot of lead time and plenty of notices, and then continue to support the old thing for a good period of time. It makes sense to me that they would treat outward facing APIs differently given that they span many organizations by definition.
We've been GCP customers for five years and I can't recall offhand an instance of a forced migration due to a breaking change. They give a lot of lead time and plenty of notices, and then continue to support the old thing for a good period of time. It makes sense to me that they would treat outward facing APIs differently given that they span many organizations by definition.