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That's a true effect, although I'd question whether it makes it harder or easier for things to be backwards compatible. I use Rust because I trust it to throw up a bunch of errors when I make changes; if I handle all the cases of an enum somewhere, and suddenly there's a new enum variant, the answer is probably that I need to handle the new variant there too.



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