[Issue]: Non-backwards-compatible symbol versioning: intentional?

Problem Description

rocdbgapi uses symbol versioning, but apparently in a non-backwards-compatible way. For example, the symbol amd_dbgapi_set_watchpoint initially appeared as

amd_dbgapi_set_watchpoint@AMD_DBGAPI_0.62

and in in a958e46, rather than providing a new implementation in parallel with the old, the symbol was simply removed from 0.62, added to 0.76, and is now

amd_dbgapi_set_watchpoint@AMD_DBGAPI_0.76

Which means anything linked to the previous version of the library and using amd_dbgapi_set_watchpoint@AMD_DBGAPI_0.62 will no longer work.

If this backwards-incompatible change is intentional, then it would also require a SOVER bump.

Am I misunderstanding something about how the symbol versioning here is supposed to work?

Operating System

Debian 12

CPU

9950X

GPU

gfx1102

ROCm Version

6.4.1

ROCm Component

ROCdbgapi

Steps to Reproduce

This is evident from exportmap.in

(Optional for Linux users) Output of /opt/rocm/bin/rocminfo --support

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Additional Information

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Start with src/exportmap.in and commit a958e46, comparing the AMD_DBGAPI_0.62 and AMD_DBGAPI_0.76 entries for amd_dbgapi_set_watchpoint. Check how this project handles symbol compatibility and SOVER changes. Done means documenting whether the transition is intentional and identifying the required compatibility or versioning action.