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clokep
commented on July 22, 2024
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Do you think specifying an upper bound (for when a feature is deprecated) is needed?
For what we have today, probably not. I guess we could always handle that in the future.
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clokep
commented on July 22, 2024
Is the assumption here that runtime.ForMatrixVersion(1, 4) would mean that anything >= 1.4 would be OK?
I'm unsure if that's valid.
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ShadowJonathan
commented on July 22, 2024
>=1.4,<2.0, more or less.
Do you think specifying an upper bound (for when a feature is deprecated) is needed?
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kegsay
commented on July 22, 2024
Closing this. We want to move away from Complement dictating what tests are run. Whilst I like the idea of having Complement self-configure itself, it could also be a bit of a nightmare. If /versions omits a previously working version, tests will be skipped and nothing will fail. This feels like a bad failure mode which can easily be avoided by just stating what versions you support at test execution time.
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