Hi, On Wed, May 1, 2019, 2:42 PM Stanislav Malyshev <smalys...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi! > > > Every app will have different things to fix. So saying that this > > particular change will break the internet is not realistic without any > > numbers. If PHP is on a course to fix the BC break strategy then good > > I am not saying it will break the internet. Nobody does. What I am > saying it creates a huge and serious risk (both operational and > security) for people upgrading, and I am not sure why it is being > dismissed roughly as "well, BC happens, what you gonna do..." In my > opinion, it's not a kind of issue one should be dismissing. It's not a > regular low-grade BC break, it's a serious and dangerous one. Probably > one of the most dangerous - in its current state, as voted - among all > present in the release. > Btw, the core can veto a rfc if it actually creates big troubles, just to end a circular discussion. I am not asking to do it, but this is an option if really all core developers consider it very harmful. best, Pierre >
