I know we removed the back-compat tests (in "backwards" sub-dir), on trunk, because changes to trunk are not required to be back-compatible...
But, I think they could still be useful, in that they would tell us when we did break back-compat, giving us a chance to say "right that's what I intended" or "woops I didn't mean to do that". This could also help us keep the migration guide (we need to create it still :) ) in check, ie, if a commit touches backwards/*, the migration guide should also be updated. Thoughts? Mike --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
