https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32692

--- Comment #6 from Daniel Werner <[email protected]> 2011-11-29 13:29:07 UTC ---
Actually, the version which has slipped in R1.18 is a very bad one, since
r81676 has introduced some kind of breaking behavior in #arraydefine which was
fixed again in r103703

r81673 (1.3.2) or r103716 (last version of 1.4 alpha) should be fine for 1.18.
Arrays 2.0 isn't ready, just did some test yesterday and there still have
things to be done in #arrayprint which potentially break stuff (without
compatibility mode at least).
Since r103716 is half way to 2.0, r81673 would make most sense probably. With
that one, nothing should change for anybody who has been using ArrayExtension
before.

(In reply to comment #5)
> I think some line has been drawn when ArrayExtension was removed from 1.19.

The latest ArrayExtension (1.4 alpha) at that time was intended to become
pretty much the same 2.0 will be, just without the renaming which was an idea
which came up later. The array store per parser is changing a lot of code, so I
wanted to sort out all the other things first and implement compatibility mode
to be better able to compare the before/after effect within my test cases.

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