 >> . It was a discussion about the dangers of using the result of #fork and  >> friends, and the convenience of first creating the process, storing it  >> somewhere and later doing #resume. In this release of Cuis, all callers of  >> #fork and friends that needed the return value were changed for that  >> pattern, and now #fork and friends simply return nil. This is the way to  >> avoid those nasty bugs.  >  > I really like that solution. It's simple and ensures people know what  > they're doing.  > +1 Good to know that someone put that discussion fruits into a practical plane, even if in own fork :)
The change might break existing code that does not have a nasty bug. Furthermore it makes experimenting in the workspace with processes very hard. Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://www.lukas-renggli.ch