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Is stable "isa" actually stable in 5.32? #17
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Aren't there other significant bugs with isa even in 5.36? |
It had a bugfix between 5.32 and 5.34, yes. That fixed a fairly big observable bug in its behaviour. Is it an intended change? Probably not. Does it mean the thing wasn't "stable" at 5.32? I can't say. You probably don't want to be using |
If there are, I don't think I'm aware of any. |
@haarg Oooh I see. Still present in 5.36 but fixed in blead, so it'll be fine in 5.38. |
The fix for Perl/perl5#20354 was included in 5.36.1 |
Congrats on shipping
stable
🎉I wanted to try it out at $work with Perl 5.32 from Debian stable, this meant the only available stable feature I could use was
isa
.However I quickly ran into issues like:
I believe this is the exact same issue raised in https://www.effectiveperlprogramming.com/2020/01/use-the-infix-class-instance-operator/
And fixed in Perl/perl5@a85f515.
As such I think
isa
's Perl version ought to be raised to 5.34.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: