Mention the fixed regression #13176
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Kudos go to @sabiwara, full log/discussion at: bencheeorg/benchee#406 As best as I learned this was introduced in elixir-lang#11420 and fixed in aabe465 It shouldn't affect almost anyone except for scripting usage of elixir and (probably most notably) benchee benchmarks that don't call functions in a module. I think this warrants a Changelog entry. Not sure if [Compiler] is right and my entry is probably way too wordy - happy to adjust it. I'll also write up a notice at benchee and potentially a blog post so that people can know to potentially redo benchmarks they ran on 1.14-1.15 by either wrapping the functions or the `Benchee.run` invocation in modules or running on an unaffected Elixir version.
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馃憢 Me again, but as always thanks for all your fantastic work! 馃挌
Kudos go to @sabiwara, full log/discussion at: bencheeorg/benchee#406
As best as I learned this was introduced in #11420 and fixed in aabe465
It shouldn't affect almost anyone except for scripting usage of elixir and (probably most notably) benchee benchmarks that don't call functions in a module.
I think this warrants a Changelog entry. Not sure if [Compiler] is right and my entry is probably way too wordy - happy to adjust it.
I'll also write up a notice at benchee and potentially a blog post so that people can know to potentially redo benchmarks they ran on 1.14-1.15 by either wrapping the functions or the
Benchee.runinvocation in modules or running on an unaffected Elixir version.