I was kinda serious about those of us just going off an madly applying the updater without testing.
For the bleeding edgers, Sean points out the ole truth, read the manually (or at least assign someone to) from this house of fusion mail.
Mark also found an issue with cfinvoke and the ill working duplicate function.
And in the forums we have a couple of strange errors and the admin again.
On the wow side of the house, Ray Camden got confirmation of two resolutions to previous problems.
So I'm going to let those bleeding edgers find most of the woes and wows for me ahead of time.
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2 Comments to “Heads Up! Grouping the Updater Woes and Wows”
I should point out that the issue Mark has found is actually a very old bug, from MX 6.0.
Raymond is correct.
I made a clarification on my site that duplicate now works properly in that if you have an array of CFC's, it does attempt to duplicate() them properly (thus causeing the 6.0 bug) whereas before, it would simply pass them by reference.
Hence I had thought it was a new bug.
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