As a 'grown up' you should never expect changes to a system to just work 
without testing, any change introduces risk, you need to mitigate against that 
risk by testing. Irrespective of whatever the php release notes say (you did 
read them didn't you), one should run the new version against your code in a 
non-production environment so all the breakages you experience get trapped and 
fixed before they hit your users.

In a small attempt to steer this back on topic, 
Does anyone have any problems with python's or gento's enhancement proposals 
generally? I think they could be made a bit more lightweight but otherwise are 
pretty useful and transparent. 

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James Butler
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