Drools 5.0 comes with a new API.
I also suspect that the new api is located in a new package drools-api.
Ideally new software written will start using the new API.
Ideally it would be nice to separate the old api in a separate package
called something like drools-api-legacy, and I am sure that is the goal.
Would it make sense to add @deprecated to the old api? It would make
thing a little bit clearer for the devs who write code against the api.
regards
--zoly