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"things that didn't work before will now" Just the words I want to hear when I upgrade my programming language by one minor version.
by hacker_9 9y ago
"things that didn't work before will now"
Just the words I want to hear when I upgrade my programming language by one minor version.
- aplummer 9y agoThis is in relation to conditional conformance though, and very reasonable in that context.
- melling 9y agoYou are taking something out of context and commenting just to be snarky. This is not a case that you commonly use: var left: [String?] = ["Andrew", "Lizzie", "Sophie"] var right: [String?] = ["Charlotte", "Paul", "John"] left == right This works fine, for example: var left: [String] = ["Andrew", "Lizzie", "Sophie"] var right: [String] = ["Charlotte", "Paul", "John"] left == right
- Tehnix 9y ago> Just the words I want to hear when I upgrade my programming language by one minor version New features are not a breaking change? It will not affect any currently compiling programs. Also, as others have stated, that is quite a bit out of context.
- mcphage 9y ago> Just the words I want to hear when I upgrade my programming language by one minor version. Would you prefer hearing "We didn't fix anything in this update"?