Upgrading from a Previous Version
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  Woopsi is currently in a pre-alpha state.  Its structure and API is subject to
  change.  Until Woopsi is in at least beta, no effort is being made to ensure
  that backwards-compatibility is retained between versions.  Similarly, no
  effort is being made to track which changes are likely to break current code.
   
  If you are upgrading your project from a previous version of Woopsi, *please*
  make a complete backup of your project first.  That way, you will be able to
  revert back if you find that your code is completely broken by the upgrade.  I
  don't expect the upgrades to create major problems that can't be resolved by
  some minor tinkering or refactoring.  However, I am aware that several people
  are using Woopsi for projects that aren't trivial in importance and that have
  non-negotiable deadlines.
  
  Please don't let a GUI library be the undoing of your hard work.
  
  
What to do if it Breaks
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  The changelog supplied with Woopsi is a reasonably accurate list of changes
  that occur between versions.  It should point you in the right direction if
  you find that your project won't compile with the latest Woopsi code.
  
  Alternatively, you can ask for assistance on the Woopsi forum:
  
  http://ant.simianzombie.com/forum