CI failures related to #233.

The issue is that the size method is ambiguous with one that was deprecated between Julia 0.6 and 0.7. There are a couple of solutions.

• Change the test to use resize! which is unambiguous (this would mean size is broken on Julia 0.7 but, again, not many people use Julia 0.7).
• Drop support for Julia 0.7 (this requires a non-patch release).
• Add a more specific method for size(::Window, ::Integer, ::Integer).

Any preferences? :^)

Add a more specific method for size(::Window, ::Integer, ::Integer).

Yeah, i think this is the sanest thing to do. It's just keeping the existing overload that was already there. Mark it deprecatd, with a note that it's only there until we drop 0.7 support, something like:

# deprecated; delete once we drop julia 0.7 support

And then drop 0.7 in a non-patch release, later. :)

Does that sound good to you?

Question: can we just drop the old methods and make a non-patch release? Do we need to keep things backwards compatible?

Or do you think that should wait for something like a 1.0.0 release? Are you preparing for that now? 😁

Moreso the latter. There's two things I'm thinking about.

• We might require more API changes, in which case, we'd want to limit breaking stuff to one release (hopefully the 1.0.0 release).
• We should release breaking changes with other improvements to increase buy-in (so increased stability, hopefully lower time-to-first-window)

Cool, yeah, those are good points! :) Love it.

Thanks for tackling this!

Think I resolved most of your comments, will give another look.

One think I'd like some input on is whether or not we should rename some methods to use underscores instead of smooshing (e.g. flash_frame! instead of flash_frame!). BlueStyle recommends underscores for non-Julia-Base code and I'm inclined to agree for consistency reasons (e.g. it's hard to find the line in the sand about where to add underscores).

The reason for this was that I was struggling to find a name for setAlwaysOnTop (this is a TODO in the PR). Options are pin! or always_on_top!. The former punts the underscore problem but 🤷‍♀️

Yeah, i think adding underscores is fine. I don't really have much preference, but my opinion leans more towards underscores than not. For example, even load_file seems preferable to loadfile (although loadfile is certainly cuter 😸)