tion, hence the pervasive assumption that sandboxing will be
involved.
On Nov 13, 2017 14:45, "Evan Laforge" wrote:
On Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 12:27 PM, Dan Burton
wrote:
> I also lean towards the "you shouldn't be trying to uninstall" mentality.
> But it's worth
I also lean towards the "you shouldn't be trying to uninstall" mentality.
But it's worth discussing.
What is the motive for uninstalling? Is it to upgrade to a new version? To
narrow hoogle search results? For these, our sandbox tooling should allow
for upgrades or selective querying without havi
Sounds reasonable. We might want flags to go with it for silencing or
enabling that particular warning.
-- Dan Burton
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re exotic kinds.
What, precisely, is the benefit of turning on PolyKinds for that file
without changing the code? If we're cpp'ing it in, then are there further
benefits that we could also reap by cpp'ing some code changes?
-- Dan Burton
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