Out-of-date RBD client libraries

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What are the potential consequences of using out-of-date client
libraries with RBD against newer clusters?

Specifically, what are the potential ill-effects of using Firefly
client libraries (0.80.7 and 0.80.8) to access Hammer or Jewel
(10.2.3) clusters?

The upgrading instructions (
http://docs.ceph.com/docs/jewel/install/upgrading-ceph/ ) don’t
actually mention clients, just giving the recommended order as:
ceph-deploy, mons, osds, mds, object gateways.

Are long-running RBD clients (like Qemu virtual machines) placed at
risk of instability or data corruption if they are not updated and
restarted before, during, or after such an upgrade?

If so, what are the potential consequences, and where in the process
should they be upgraded to avoid those consequences?

Thanks for any advice!
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