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You're right that the language isn't to blame as such. But if a change like this doesn't cause some kind of uproar in the Ruby community, then the community ha
by metafunctor 5y ago
You're right that the language isn't to blame as such.
But if a change like this doesn't cause some kind of uproar in the Ruby community, then the community has a problem.
- astrowilson 5y agoIt won’t cause a uproar because Ruby/Rails changes APIs on minor versions all the time. Breaking changes are pushed at a yearly rate and everyone is just expected to cope with them.
- metafunctor 5y agoThat’s what I’ve gathered. That still seems stupid to me. Why does the Ruby/Rails community do that?