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My experience was actually the opposite -- a package I used broke because somebody did an automated "bump the python version this package uses" change without n
by pm215 1y ago
My experience was actually the opposite -- a package I used broke because somebody did an automated "bump the python version this package uses" change without noticing that upstream for the package hadn't yet made a release with the necessary changes to make it work with that python version, so it fell over on startup. (They were quick with reverting it when I reported the problem.)
- godelski 1y agoThat happens too. But that's normal bugs. For the issue I'm talking about you have to look. It's a non breaking bug. So unless you look you likely won't see the problem. That's two types of bugs: 1) Those that scream at you 2) Those that hide. We're talking about by later