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[Fix] order: restore default behaviour unless type is in groups #2087

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#2070 and #2084

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coveralls commented May 17, 2021

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Coverage increased (+0.9%) to 82.448% when pulling b39770d on grit96:import-type-option into 72b9c3d on benmosher:master.

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Can you confirm that all changed tests were ones you added in your original PR?

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@ljharb yes, I reverted the test changes from the previous commit and added new ones for the type group

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Could you, please, stop introducing breaking changes in patch releases? Thank you :P

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ljharb commented May 27, 2021

@mmiszy the word you’re looking for is “bugs”. Feel free to request a refund though.

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@ljharb there's no need to be sarcastic and condescending.

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ljharb commented May 27, 2021

@mmiszy yes, i agree that your initial comment was both rude and unnecessary.

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@ljharb I'm sorry that you feel that way about my feedback.

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ljharb commented May 27, 2021

@mmiszy it's not feedback. nobody intentionally introduces breaking changes in a patch release - it's a bug that it's happened. Bugs are unavoidable, and can never be fully stopped, so asking for that can't possibly ever achieve anything except to make someone feel bad that they introduced a bug (which in this case, wasn't even me).

Please stop pretending like your comment was made in good faith. It was clearly snark born out of frustration, and that should be kept to oneself.

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@ljharb I'm sorry you see it this way 😥

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