I didn't say <=> was a sprawling mess. I said C++ is a sprawling mess, and it surely is: C++20 will be at least as big a change as C++11, and the feature laundr

I didn't say <=> was a sprawling mess. I said C++ is a sprawling mess, and it surely is: C++20 will be at least as big a change as C++11, and the feature laundry list seems determined to grow. That's great for people who work on a codebase, but makes bridging the gaps between C++ codebases harder with every passing year. And make no mistake: I 100% guarantee there will be bugs arising from the mixed use of <=> and traditional operators.