Kay Roepke wrote:
my vote: syntax error. otherwise you'll hardly ever notice that you even
have a problem in the first place (other than the eventual data
inconsistencies which truly are a pain to debug if you don't know where
they might be coming from).
+1
It's a syntax error. To put this in perspective, I submitted a patch to
Google ProtoBuffers which corrected an existing behaviour of outputting
enum value lists with a trailing comma. This trailing comma throws a
compiler warning. Since Drizzle compiles warning-free, this was a big deal.
Also, +1 since this will reduce additional shift/reduce conflicts in the
parser, and our goal is to minimize them...
Cheers,
Jay
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