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Still not super stable. Each releases breaks something, usually, and it’s been like that for a few years (like the default config file that was generated is no
by jiehong 10mo ago
Still not super stable.
Each releases breaks something, usually, and it’s been like that for a few years (like the default config file that was generated is no longer parsed after an upgrade, or a function was renamed, etc.)
I guess they are trying to go this way with their standard lib somehow.
- kermatt 10mo agoThis is the primary problem for me with new shells. On my workstation I can probably handle (minor) breaking changes, but I need stable runtimes on servers, which is why Bash still is still my default.