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It didn’t break, it gives a timely deprecation warning, you can probably fix it in an hour or two with basic grep, where is the problem?
by mstipetic 4y ago
It didn’t break, it gives a timely deprecation warning, you can probably fix it in an hour or two with basic grep, where is the problem?
- georgia_peach 4y agoProblem being that this happened on every point release. It would be a non-issue if it only happened before a major release. Spending "an hour or two" to update source and dependencies every time the runtime is upgraded is an expense I have only encountered in elixir. It didn't help that, circa 2018, many of the dependencies had been abandoned by their original developers, so even more work for us...