Your parent comment wrote "it's better", you said "it's getting better". This is a common Motte-and-bailey argument in Julia discussions: The "it's better [now

Your parent comment wrote "it's better", you said "it's getting better". This is a common Motte-and-bailey argument in Julia discussions: The "it's better [now]" is most often given as a response to someone expressing a problem they've had, and in context it's presented in a way that suggests the problem is fixed. "It's getting better" is a far more reasonable response, if it also comes with a caveat about how much better it's gotten and how usable for purpose it is. A lot of the time Julians seem to conflate between "it's a reliable usable feature" and "a pull request vaguely related has been merged and will be available some time in the future, which fixes maybe 10% of the issue".