All the releases maintain binary compatibility, but they include changes to nullness and the module system that may be disruptive to some users.
Most users can jump straight to 33.4.5 to pick up a few small improvements with no disruption.
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I've now also released Guava 33.4.6, which fixes some problems reported with the modularized Guava in 33.4.5. Sorry for the trouble.
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And today I released Guava 33.4.7, which fixes some remaining problems with our module declaration and with Android optimizers. (It also starts the migration off sun.misc.Unsafe for guava-android.) Sorry again for the trouble.
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And this week brings Guava 33.4.8: It fixes some trouble that I introduced while migrating guava-android off Unsafe. Sorry yet again for the churn.