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Makes exceeding arglists on native functions have the same behavior as on userland functions, no BC breaks:

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@marcioAlmada marcioAlmada force-pushed the arglist_consistency branch 2 times, most recently from 4e9afbd to 09301ea Compare December 7, 2015 17:13
@smalyshev smalyshev added the RFC label Dec 29, 2015
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krakjoe commented Jan 2, 2017

@marcioAlmada fix conflicts please :)

Please push forward with this RFC, alternatively, if you consider this work abandoned, please close this PR.

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marcioAlmada commented Jun 1, 2017

@krakjoe thanks for the notice, I have prospects to be working on this as an RFC soon.

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@marcioAlmada if you need help, in any way, let me know. 👍

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@marcioAlmada Will this need a Major version? Or can we start to rework on the tests and implementation and leave this RFC already voted?

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marcioAlmada commented Sep 24, 2018

@carusogabriel I think that, technically, this could be proposed at any minor version. Native functions complaining about excess of arguments is not really a "feature" when already considering the lax behavior of userland functions.

Please, feel free to reopen this or move to another PR ;)

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