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Yes, that was largely my point. Many people (me included) assume that s/conform is a kind of coercion, which it is not. Not all of the above problems are due t
by jwr 6y ago
Yes, that was largely my point. Many people (me included) assume that s/conform is a kind of coercion, which it is not.
Not all of the above problems are due to coercion, but the majority are.
To be clear: I'm not complaining here, I find spec to be very useful and I like it, just pointing out traps for the unwary.
- didibus 6y agoYa fair enough, I've definitely seen a lot of people think conforming is meant for coercion. But it's not, it's only meant for disambiguating the chosen path (when multiple are possible) for validation.