Updated backwards compatibility sentence
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@ -11,10 +11,10 @@ to be a _stable and reliable_ tool. One of the main benefits of Vagrant
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is that you should be able to go back to a Vagrant powered project
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a year later and still be able to build its environment as if it were
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made the same day. We plan to uphold the promise to this feature, but to
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do so we first need to settle on a _standard API and configuration specification_.
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do so we first need to settle on a standard API and configuration specification.
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That being said, **our promise** is to provide backwards compatibility
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for every _major version_ of Vagrant. For example, once Vagrant 1.0 is released, we
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for every major version of Vagrant. For example, once Vagrant 1.0 is released, we
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promise to support that version forever (one way or another).
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To reiterate our point, you should be able to go back to a Vagrant 1.0 project
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@ -25,6 +25,5 @@ single command:
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$ vagrant up
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{% endhighlight %}
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It is a bold statement and a promise which we're sure will introduce significant
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development challenges in the future, but we've discussed it and we're sure
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we can take this head on and we're committed to keeping our promise.
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It is a bold statement, one which we’re sure will introduce significant
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development challenges in the future, but we’re committed to it.
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