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Backporting regression fix from master to 9.x #44

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@MylesBorins

Hey All,

we have an open PR to backport a change to modules from master to 9.x

nodejs/node#18923

Are there objections to landing this? As it had been landed on master prior to us deciding that we wanted to discuss a code freeze, I think it makes sense to backport.

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  1. jdalton commented on Mar 6, 2018

    @jdalton
    Member

    I don't see this as controversial.
    That said, bugs in something experimental are nothing new so I don't see backporting as a must either.

  2. benjamingr commented on Mar 7, 2018

    @benjamingr
    Member

    Are there objections to landing this? As it had been landed on master prior to us deciding that we wanted to discuss a code freeze, I think it makes sense to backport.

    In general, I think that:

    • The consensus is against a code freeze at the moment, while we agreed that the current implementation might break in incompatible ways.
    • We should default to the current status, as we're not a chartered working group - even if we wanted to object to landing something we should likely do so in the "regular" TSC approved way (in the PR)
  3. MylesBorins commented on Mar 7, 2018

    @MylesBorins
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    Thanks for chiming in folks. I landed the backport. We can discuss further in the meeting next week

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