Is it safe/reasonable to turn on -X flags for the ...
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JP Sugarbroad
06/30/2025, 5:25 PMIs it safe/reasonable to turn on -X flags for the things that were released in 2.2? We can't upgrade yet, but we can turn on the flags...
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Ruckus
06/30/2025, 5:44 PMThat's not really a question anyone can answer for you. It depends entirely on your use case, which is why it's behind flags in the first place, so people can decide.
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JP Sugarbroad
06/30/2025, 5:44 PMAre the implementations the same, at least?
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Ruckus
06/30/2025, 5:51 PMI don't understand what you're asking, so maybe my answer didn't actually address your question, sorry.
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JP Sugarbroad
06/30/2025, 6:32 PMThanks for trying! 🙂
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Youssef Shoaib [MOD]
06/30/2025, 7:34 PMI think the implementation might technically be different. For instance, some bugfixes might've been introduced and such. I think it's fine though to turn them on for now as long as you're gonna update soon enough
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Klitos Kyriacou
07/01/2025, 10:32 AMI would say the safe thing to do would be to check the KEEP issues of every new feature in 2.2 that you're currently using as an experimental feature. For example, HexFormat was introduced experimentally in 1.9 and released in 2.2, and the KEEP discussion mentions changes made to it between these two releases.