On Sun, 03 Oct 2021 at 00:03:17 +0200, Christoph Anton Mitterer wrote: > It's like you say in the other bugs... people cannot rely on non- > documented features, and you're right there - otherwise you could > barely make any changes.
We could also rename internal functions, variables, and paths to random strings to force people to stick to the documented API, but we don't and that is intentional. It's all about trade off here. In our mind the big refactoring that caused you to report #901795 outweigh the downsides at the time. Sometimes we've also caused unforeseen breakage and didn't balance the benefit until it was too late. But actively trying to break setups relying on undocumented internals for no stated benefits is not something we do. So there is only 1) in my mind. Need to think whether saving these 2kiB is really worth the trouble. -- Guilhem.
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