On Wednesday, January 21, 2015 at 9:36:09 PM UTC+1, André Kablu wrote: > > I was expecting someone tell me that I am using it wrong :) > > Since it was there and I was using it (wrong or not) for past 2 years... I > was not expecting its behavior to change... > > And I always consider testing my apps with trunk... bug I was focusing > tests on DAL... sometimes we don`t have much time... > > but ok no problem I will change my code... > > I just think it must be mention in the changelog that its behavior > changed... b/c others can have the same problem... > > Unfortunately it pretty much goes in the same way, being it a feature 1-month old or 6-years. We - maintainers - can't foresee the usage in your app of undocumented features and can't mention every commit in a CHANGELOG that is not a bugfix, because from "our side", nobody raised an hand for it. We encourage everyone to contribute with tests because our life would be far easier: we'd propose a change being sure that nothing breaks. This specific case is even worse, because the change came from a bug <https://code.google.com/p/web2py/issues/detail?id=2024> and it got treated as one: no way we could have even considered to put it in the CHANGELOG. So, I humble bow before you and this "breakage" but - unfortunately - that's not going to save you, or anybody else in your situation, from being stinged a taddle bit after an upgrade.
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