kbendick commented on pull request #3943:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/3943#issuecomment-1019417391
Thanks for looking into this @coolderli
my opinion would be that if we know something doesn’t currently happen, we
should update it when it does become an issue
It’s easier to track that way as the changes are around the same time (and
can more easily reference each other). Also, it’s always possible that changes
we make defensively for future possible changes might never pan out and then we
wouldn’t need this change.
so it’s typically best to wait until it’s an actual issue. that said, there
are always exceptions I suppose.
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